Psychonauts, thinking about getting it
Hello,
I am thinking about getting Psychonauts, what do you guys think about this game? Is it any good?
What is the gameplay like? I watched some videos of it, I am still not sure what the game is all about?
I am thinking about getting Psychonauts, what do you guys think about this game? Is it any good?
What is the gameplay like? I watched some videos of it, I am still not sure what the game is all about?
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Heretic! You must play it.
It's a great 3D pltformer where you enter the mind of several "crazy people". The level design differs from mind to mind and there are a ton of collectibles if you are into something like that. You will not need them though.
If you like crazy settings in platformers and using psychic abilities then Psychonauts is the game for you.
Even a little less than maximum praise for this game gets someone a
<_<
*backs away slowly*
I don't care what you say about Fallout 3 but if you dare to insult Psychonauts we will get our pitchforks and come to your house.
Buy it, play it, love it!
Graphics, controls, story, voice acting, everything is top notch in this game.
And nearly everyone almost always complains about the camera in over-the-shoulder 3D games. About the only game I've not heard people complain about that is Ocarina of Time.
I also found Super Mario 64 (and subsequent 3D Mario games) to have very good camera controls. If Psychonauts had that game's controls, it would easily be one of the best games ever made.
I'm also not really much of a huge fan of platformers, I don't mind the control scheme as used in adventure games (Wallace & Gromit, Tales of Monkey Island and Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse had similar schemes), but when you have to jump and get the timing perfect, there's a lot of "falling into oblivion and restarting the level" type things, which to me can get annoying if I'm doing the same level over and over again for more than 10 minutes.
Then again, I prefer to play a game to progress through the story, not being forced to build up my hand-eye coordination skills with numerous repetitions of the same tired old stuff, getting more frustrated at each failure. (I grew up with point-and-click adventures, and not console FPSs and platformers)
ahh... okay, I didn't use the keyboard. I used a controller.