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Includes Original Soundtrack (41 tracks), 8 audio books (160 minutes total running time) and a wonderful game comic by Olga Andriyenko.
convinced to buy it purely on the premise TB thinks it’s a terrible video game that’s more fun to play than it had any right to -figured i had to see and try that myself for the 50cents bargain “bin” deal
(hell i think i paid more for Bad Rats than this )
still undecided on/about this bunny’s deal on “The Nigh of the Rabbit”… but looks like i have over a week to think about it
i haven’t played it yet, but comes off as it’s sorta the “it’s bad - but fun” hack 'n slash action/“spectacle” fight game
TB said “it should be awful, but it’s kinda fun. A lot of people are gonna call this terrible, and they are right, it absolutely is, but it’s terrible in all the right ways. A terrible video game, that is surprisingly fun to play”
i get the sense like, it’s not God of War or Devil may cry, ofc it’s not, those are the “oscar winners”
marlow briggs is the silly 90’s action b-movie, (i’m thinking probably like steven seagal movies etc,) that are never gonna win any awards, but despite being low budget/quality, still might be satisfying enough some nights when you’re not in the mood for God of War/DmC/Darksiders award seriousness
for 50cents i figured it was worth trying and finding out for me how i’d like/feel about it
(after i’m done replaying the delicious refined nectar that is Darksiders)