Hi All! Thanks for reading my review. I really enjoyed my time with My Friend Pedro as it succeed in its design to create a badass simulator but it isn't without it's flaws. This game is best described in 3 parts. 1. The first third of the game is an adrenaline filled romp with bullets flying everywhere as you flip, spin and shoot your way to the end of the level, its fantastic. 2. The middle of the game starts to introduce new mechanics that keeps the action fresh, although it also starts to introduce what I would describe as 'slow moments' where you're forced to either stop or die and work out how to proceed. These moments, in my opinion, break up the action abit too much and the tone and flow of the game suffers 3. In the final act we're introduced to enemies that take far more bullets to be killed and as a result the game pressures you to use one particular weapon just to survive. This would be fine if you could dual wield said weapon(s) but unfortunately you can't. Once again this breaks the flow of combat along with the design of the later stages being made more hazard filled with one hit death traps. This last act is easily the weakest of the three. All in all My Friend Pedro is good as what it does, making you feel like an absolute badass. I would highly recommend this for anyone looking for an mindless, action fueled bit of fun with its longevity found in its score-attack based design. -Mick
