Awesome art style, Humorous voice acting, Killer OST
RTS Mode, Choppy framerates, Terrible Navigation, Painfully boring combat, Broken open world structure
Mixing things up is a Real Time Strategy-esque mode that pops up automatically in the game – A LOT! Even though the concept is RTS 101 (and a bit of Tower Defense 101), its execution is still in third person which makes managing your units a total b...
Abstract: A tribute to Metal Gods and head-bangers across the globe, Tim Schafer and his team’s latest labour of love has finally seen the light of day. Brütal Legend is just as much an accolade to the Metal bands of yore, as it is critical of the Glam Rock b...
Abstract: Tim Schafer's latest pet project has finally come to fruition, but you can't quite shake the feeling that his vision was not fully realised before being forced into the shops.Brütal Legend is a typical Schafer game in that it is anything but typical. C...
A work of brilliance, only hampered by a lack of true conviction in any of its multitude of playing styles. Anyone with an interest in the power of games to deliver humour, emotion and otherworldly experience should definitely invest. 8.0/10Print this ...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Brutal Legend has a lot of heart and soul - unfortunately, the hybrid gameplay and lack of main-line content simply doesn't match the hype. Still, the setting, character design, music, and voice talent are strong enough that most gamers who pick up the ti...
I can applaud Double Fine for wanting to try something new with their game project, but they wound up toying with the wrong genres of gaming and in the wrong ways. I would have thought that rock history would have taught the developers that “genre expe...
Abstract: Brutal Legend (or Brütal Legend if you wish to keep it authentic) is an odd mix of a game. It was created by Double Fine, who’s key member Tim Schafer, the man behind the classic popular titles such as Monkey Island and Psychonauts. Many fans were very...
