But for the most part, Gat Out Of Hell’s Hell is just a dank, drab, grey place. It’s got fire and brimstone everywhere, and it has a couple of really cool, demonic-looking areas. The ragdoll physics! There were numerous times when I was playing Gat Out Of Hell where I’d be in an exploding vehicle, or I’d be crushed by an exploding vehicle, or I’d be getting shot at from all sides, but rather than flopping about hilariously, I’d just sort of slide, and then suddenly be back on my feet again.Īnd while I’m in a complaining mood, I have to say that the game’s portrayal of Hell kind of sucks. Vehicles that don’t do what they’re supposed to do - by which I mean sometimes they’ll suddenly veer across the screen for no reason whatsoever, while others they’ll just get stuck, and you have to wait for the game to realize you are, in fact, still holding down that accelerator button.Įven the ragdoll physics don’t totally work right. Pre-rendered killing animations where you’re several feet away from the bad guys being killed - which is to say, Johnny Gat/Kinzie are doing their thing, the kill-ees are doing theirs, but the two don’t exactly match up. Things - demons, damned souls, vehicles - walking through walls. Enemies floating in mid-air - and not just the winged demons, but bad guys who aren’t supposed to be able to fly, too. No, the issue with Gat Out of Hell is that it’s kind of a buggy mess.
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Heck (or, I guess, Hell), it even has a musical number that a) wouldn’t be out of place in a Disney movie (albeit some kind of weird, R-rated Disney movie) and b) suggests that the Bollywood number that was allegedly going to be the finale of Saints Row IV would’ve been amazing. It’s got talking guns, it’s got Shakespeare and Vlad the Impaler (among others) as your demonic allies, it’s got you running around Hell with the same kind of superpowers you had in Saints Row. Like the last few games in the series, Gat Out of Hell is bursting with creativity. In Gat Out of Hell’s case, by contrast, ideas aren’t the issue. As I understand it, people were disappointed because, while technically sound (for the most part), the ideas in those games were kind of bland. Of course, I suspect that my reason for hating Gat Out of Hell is pretty much the exact opposite of why some people hated Destiny or Watch Dogs so.
Am I going to play games that leave me feeling more enraged? Barring Arkham Knight, Hotline Miami 2 or Uncharted 4 being complete and utter catastrophes, I have a hard time seeing it. Am I going to play objectively worse games this year? Undoubtedly. Now that I’ve played Saints Row IV: Gat Out of Hell, however, I kind of get where those people were coming from. After all, I played both, and even if I didn’t love either of them, I still know that I played all kinds of games that were far, far worse. I always felt a little puzzled last year any time I read or heard people declaring games like Destiny or Watch Dogs to be the worst of the year.
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