Cup Head Review | A Rather British Review

hello my crumpets

it's I

the one who lords over your dreams with his british accent

and twiddly mustache

the man who seemlisly could be a thing from your nightmares

more comparable to a james bond villain

yes it is i

michael burhan, the nerdgenious himself

as i talk about my likes and dislikes of games and gaming stuff

aaaand i've got a doozy for you

as i present to you another episode of a rather british review

the critical gaming show which everyone is critical of

because, why not?

in this episode i take you through that beautiful gaming goodness

known as cuphead

the run and gun style indie video game

that is also an xbox one exclusive for both personal computers and xbox one

the game can be played in a single player or two player fashion

giving you, the player

options on how the game can be played

the games difficulty is oh, how should i put it?..we'll, Hard

so hard, infact that it would leave you frustratingly throwing your xbox

at the direction of the television or pet cats in my case

to get over this madenning and frustrating level difficulty

you can collect coins using a few platform style run and gun levels

inwhich you can collect gold coins

that you exchange for weapon upgrades

studio MDHR has done one hell of a job

of producing an old style game

similar to the 8bit and 16 bit shooters

of old

and the difficulty kind of helps in making you work for your achievements

features a branching level sequence aswell

and is based around a continuous boss fight system

CUP HEAD has infinite lives and keeps weapons between deaths

as cup head is able to parry in order to upgrade his super weapon

and gives you a chance to hit that boss head on

The levels are accessible through anaction role-playing game-style overworld with its own secret areas.

make it kind of similar to games like scott pilgrim or mario world so to speak

The game was heavily inspired by the works of 1930s cartoonists such as Max Fleischer's Fleischer Studios

and sort to keep the works subversive and surrealist in terms of its quality

cup head was released on Microsoft Windows and Xbox One on September 29, 2017.

and from my own gaming experience I see cup head as a challenge yes

but visually it is amazing the music shines the brightest,

it gives you that old time feel with that beautiful

rendering enough for any gamer to just grab and go

and for those who have bought the multi platform version of course which works on both windows 10 and xbox one.

if you haven't and just purchased it on steam

we'll it sucks to be you

So lets get to the score, from 5 being the best and 1 being the worst I give this game a solid we'll 5!

yes its short

yes its frustrating

but it's also very sublime in terms of its graphical input

and the mechanics aswell

that would give you hours and hours of fun

for an old school gamer such as myself its something that i cannot simply put down

there is only one complaint that i have

infact like sonic mania and other games like this, it doesn't allow you to actually capture the game

but, you can take photos and also can easily be resolved, if you basically use a capture card

like i am currently using right now to record my footage

what are your thoughts on this game?

and what are your opinions?

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and of course for another lovely episode

and as always stay tuned for another episode of a rather british review

and this has been michael burhan saying that i got gameplay

have you?

tuddy bye!!