Inventory variety aside, the gameplay and how enemies reacted each run through almost provides a different experience every time. If the original 8 inventory items you initially load up with don’t fit your playstyle or you’re looking to experiment, changing your items before starting is an option. Quickly realizing that utilizing all inventory at my disposal would serve me better. I made the mistake of initially trying to complete the objective using only the machine gun as that’s where my instincts led me. So going about your killing in the most efficient manner is key to success. The caveat is you are equipped with a limited quantity of ammunition and/or gadgets. The player is dropped into a map with 30 enemies to dispose of and an inventory of gadgets and weapons to lend a hand.

How you go about that task is the fun and challenging part of the game. The gameplay and goal is quite simple, kill all enemies on the map. Although that’s where the comparisons end, as Sauce doesn’t operate off of the mechanic of time manipulation. In this first article I will be talking over two games I’ve recently been playing, Sword with Sauce and Jumps.Īt first glance, Sword with Sauce can quickly draw comparison to Superhot as they share a very similar art style. With that said I plan on bringing light to newly released games that I have found that surely fit that bill. So finding a game that plays a little more casual while all along still providing challenge and a fun experience is exactly what’s needed until my late night sessions of course. Sometimes the opportunity to devote my complete attention to a game isn’t available. Now the roles have changed and gaming has to cater to me. As a younger man video games was my lifestyle, that I gladly catered too. But as I grow older and my children do the same I am starting to become a little less hard nosed concerning my gaming choices. Although I’ve found comfort in big budget titles, losing myself in vast open worlds and storylines or soaking in the adrenaline rush of FPS, my genre of choice. This narrow minded approach surely has caused me to miss out on some great experiences. Only dipping my toe in when an indie game carried some type of notoriety with it. Rarely venturing out to the smaller indie game market. I’ve spent most of my gaming life residing in the AAA space.

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