A strong sense of humor is the backbone for this quirky adventure, but there is more to this game than a few silly jokes. The combat is simple, but there are so many spells and items to play around with that it stays consistently entertaining. And the colorful visuals and infectious soundtrack add to the experience. A few truncated elements do serve as roadblocks, though. The stripped cooperative play adds little to the quest, and you don't have much say in how your character levels up. But DeathSpank is so charming and endearing that it's easy to lose hours to this quest trying to obtain another ancient artifact.
Interviewing voice actor Michael Dobson, Pixels or Death talks about his career, the roles he's played, and how the industry has changed since he started.
GG3 returns with more game deals, brought in the form of a gameplay commentary, so that it's clearer whether a good deal is worth it or not. This time, it's time for the latest Humble sale and Deathspank is the narrator.
Hardcore Gamer: Paying anything over $1 gets you a Steam key for DeathSpank, DeathSpank: Thongs of Virtue, and Penny Arcade's On the Rain Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode One. Paying $6 or more gets you Episode Two and The Baconing. OSTs are DeathSpank and Episode One are included with every purchase.
Played the demo. It was okay, a good time waster. Probably going to wait and see if it gets a discount later on with PS+.
I bought it yesterday, highly recommend to any RPG/adventure fan who loves cools artstyles.
It's hard to justify psn games at 15 bucks. It really is. There are some worth it. Joe Danger is one. But, man, this is a hard sell. More so because who is to say that this won't get cut to 10 bucks on a sale next month? Or with a PS+.
I find that small dev's deserve the 15 bucks, and maybe even more, with these DL games if they are good. But there is just no value in them past a play or two on a great many.
You can't sell them.
You have no book or case.
You only own them as long as the service is available/viable.
Again, hard sell these days for me. I'm starting to get burnt out on the shallow nature of most of these DL games. They just don't have the quality of a nes game even. Not really. I mean, Zelda was a small game in storage size yet seems like it's worth the 50 bucks they asked for it back in the day. Even with MP and co-op these dl games just don't do it for me.
Nice! This game rocks!
Is that Qwark from Ratchet and Clank? Sounds just like him.