Oh, and bonus marks for having toilets in the game. Not least in the bonus extra level where you and your wife go for a romantic meal and you can chuck the food, crockery and cutlery at the waiters. It is a lot of fun, though, and throwing everything you can find all over the place never gets old. It’s a pretty short game, and aside from a bit near the end where you have to navigate on some planks of wood, it’s also pretty easy. All while trying to be as human as possible else people begin to suspect you might be a cephalopod and not a slightly salty man after all. Spill and flop your way around your house, try to make coffee with your flappy bits, clean up the garden, go shopping, and visit Octodad’s most hated of places – the aquarium. The analogue sticks vaguely direct whichever fake limb you’re currently trying to control, and that’s pretty much your lot. Your analogue triggers control moving the tentacles designated as your legs up and down, with R1 activating your hand-tentacle. You can’t speak, you can barely control your flailing tentacles, and – well – you look like a damn octopus. You’re an octopus trying to live his life, implausibly with his family who are not octopi, as a human. It’s so catchy.Īs for the game, it’s frustrating, looks a lot like that original Xbox Leisure Suit Larry game in graphics quality and style, is impossible to control, had a terrible camera, and is awesome. Specifically “Octodad – nobody suspects a thing”.
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