Move animation is good, but transitions between states lying down, kneeling, on one knee, to standing is slow enough to drag a match down into the mud.Īfter so many years of developing variations on the same game, it just seems like nothing's really new enough to be innovative or "revolutionary"- it's just an oversimplified port.
Having the characters scale up and down to "breathe" is also distractingly strange. The graphics are a mixed bag- everything is almost TOO sharp, but then you get bits like sharp fonts on fuzzy signs in a fuzzy crowd with a fuzzy backdrop, or face textures made from a photograph standing next to characters with MDickie's standard love-it-or-hate-it cartoonish textures, and it just makes it seem weird at best. You don't get any instructions on how to play, but you'll eventually figure out the keyboard controls A, S, Z, and spacebar, if I remember correctlybut it's just so oversimplified that it isn't fun. I've already seen good reviews of this and I was trying to be positive when I booted up this The bottom line is, playing it just isn't fun. Has remarkably less depth than his previous PC efforts Oversimplified play Goofy, generic events and characters in the demo aren't going to draw anyone in. This game, like MDickie's other wrestling titles, is a platform for imagination. I've spent more time playing the games with some updates on PC than any other game I've owned since then.
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