DaltonAbbey said:
Even Manhunt was very different because it wasn't online focused and it was also a slower paced game |
maybe not the most generic game out there, but for a Suda game it does look generic, just look at his other works.
Lolipop Chainsaw a cheerleader zombie slayer
Shadows of the Damned a demon hunter who travels to the depths of hell to save his one true love, with a gun that talks and a bunch of boner jokes...
Killer is Dead where do i even start with this game... well you gain power ups by hitting on ladies, you have a robot arm that transforms in different weapons and to what ive heard one of the most hard to understand plots ever (but mainly because it isnt very well explained to the player)
all of those games are extremely unique, defenetly far away from being generic but this last one... as i said it looks like manhunt and the fact that its online focused (as you said) doesnt really make it less generic given the fact most games nowadays (especially western ones) tend to be online focused.
