Posted on: March 12, 2022
BurgerOverlord
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A monkey paw's wish made this game.
If you wished on a monkey paw for a good game, you would get Greak. There is no denying the art and animations in Greak are excellently done. There is a decent foundational lore, story, and dialogue. The musical score is delightful and the sound balance is impeccable. It feels like people gave a damn making this. Knowing that life consists of tradeoffs, you can understand why there isn’t much by the way of game to play. Just as I thought Greak was picking up, the credits start rolling. It kills me to write that the game play itself is a mess. Greak’s gimmick is a real-time three character monty. It comes on gradually: the game starts as a plucky action platformer until Greak starts finding his siblings. Each additional character makes the game play more cumbersome as you are required to switch between them; often, to solve simple bordering on tedious puzzles. The action is nullified as your unplayed characters will automatically kill enemies ahead of you. Additionally, a single character’s death will result in a ‘game over’ which makes fighting bosses needlessly chaotic, ineffectual, and short. Unplayed character’s invulnerability can be toggled on/off which will remedy surprise ‘game over’ but it cannot solve the overall gameplay issues. Looks like a burger, smells like a burger, tastes like farts/ 10
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