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Posted on: July 30, 2013
MorrisFinito
Games: 23 Reviews: 1
Really great game.
I've played this beautiful game long ago and i must say: at first i was "naaaah" but then i was "OMFG I CAN'T STOP PLAYING". Great scenarios and superb songs all the way. PS: It run native on linux.
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Posted on: July 6, 2017
Vivisector
Verified ownerGames: 298 Reviews: 11
Metaaaaaaaal m/,
Great soundtrack, good gameplay!
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Posted on: November 22, 2017
jarekgol
Verified ownerGames: 124 Reviews: 13
Lot of fun
It was pleasure to play this. I say that is simple slasher, but background is very nice to me. It was not hard to play but few missions request couple of tries. The music is awesome, this game have got a climate.
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Posted on: January 10, 2018
houstondragon
Games: 310 Reviews: 2
Diamond in the Rough
I admit, I'd seen the ads for this one years back on console, and didn't play it. Giant mistake in retrospect, as this is definitely a campy and extremely fun shoutout by Double Fine to the heavy metal rock gods of yore. No, it's not a deeply rich story, but man, it's freaking a cool ride. Half the fun of the game is just cruising around in your jalopy, blasting demonic hordes, while jamming to the incredibly awesome soundtrack that the game designers assembled. I'm not a huge metal fan, but there were some rare and amazing tracks that rocked. Add to all of that the voice talents of Jack Black, Ozzy, Tim Curry, and a huge cast of extremely talented folks, and it's just a damn good game. :D
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Posted on: January 24, 2019
Crisco1492
Verified ownerGames: 1140 Reviews: 39
Is there such a thing as too much metal?
After reading up on Brutal Legend, I decided to try it. It sounded interesting: a metalhead roadie gets sent back in time and brings metal back to a land born of metal and inspired by metal covers, using a metal car and metal riffs and metal axe to fight back metal demons. Add in Lemmy Kilmester, Jack Black, Ozzie Osbourne, as voice actors, as well as a (fricking amazing) soundtrack with over a hundred metal tracks, and you've got yourself probably the most metal thing this side of, well, metal. I have to hand it to Double Fine; it certainly is a fun game, especially at the beginning. Black's comedy mixes well with the shear... well, uniqueness of the game, and the first 30 minutes was easily the most fun I've had with a game this year. But over time, with metal this and metal that, as well as the introduction of rather clunky RTS elements midway through the game, I just couldn't bring myself to finish everything. In short, I'd say that for most gamers Brutal Metal is worth buying on sale... but not at full price. Not until we can buy the soundtrack, at least.
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