dickroach
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And that's your option and its fine but dont try to speak for others.
others like bad games
And that's your option and its fine but dont try to speak for others.
I love Sony so I have to love this too. I haven't played the demo yet, OP but I agree with you.
Game is fantastic.
Hmm might as well just do very hard.I loved it. Just hope hard will be a bit more difficult in the end. Will be my GotY.
Thank Knack.
Is this a sarcastic post?
Hmm might as well just do very hard.
Could just be that area to.
Yeah that is true cant imagine very hard on later eras with enemies that want to really kill you.Very hard was kinda brutal tho. Depends if that was representative of the beginning of the game, yeah.
I played the demo and thought it was just OK. But it was just the combat tutorial. I'm not going to write it because it was a poor choice for demo section, because the full game might actually be pretty good.
Terrible choice for a demo slice, though.
The game has a skill tree and gadgets and such.If it was the combat tutorial, and that is level 3-1 like it said at the beginning of the demo, I wonder if that mean the first couple hours has little combat, or just has room after room of simple punching before they introduce the demo special moves?
Whats interesting on that is the difficulty optionsMy 6 year old nephew was OBSESSED with Knack 1 so I will get knack 2 so we can play together
http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/knack-2-ps4-pro-gameplay-news-release-date-trailers-2952088Well, this time youÂ’ll be able to choose between four different difficulty levels, which should provide a more diverse experience. WhatÂ’s more, littered throughout the various levels are options to take either an easy or more challenging path. ItÂ’s an interesting addition that should add a level of replayability to the game, as well as make it easier when playing with a less-experienced cohort.
If it was the combat tutorial, and that is level 3-1 like it said at the beginning of the demo, I wonder if that mean the first couple hours has little combat, or just has room after room of simple punching before they introduce the demo special moves?
Knack has one of the ugliest art direction I've seen in a while.
I love Sony so I have to love this too. I haven't played the demo yet, OP but I agree with you.
Game is fantastic.
What I played was ok at best. Same boring combat and ugly aesthetics. I still regret buying the first at launch.
Ah that makes sense.The first chapters are Short, about an hour to the Demo.
It's like Cerny thought all the jokes were for real and just released a new version of the same game thinking people actually liked the first one.
Good stuff thanks for the early impressions.impression time. at the demo section now (took me way more than 1 hour, but i was looking for secrets and taking my time).
graphics: there is no doubt that the game looks much better than the first. oh, and solid 60 fps on the pro are fantastic. however, there are some problems with the image quality. the game looks very grainy sometimes. could be the anti aliasing method or just a simple grain filter. the clean animated-cg-movie look of knack 1 is lost, which is a shame. bottom line: game looks and runs great, some iq issues.
combat: just arrived at the demo area, so i havent gotten any new moves. but the shield and ability to throw back arrows/projectiles is really helpful and makes combat more fun. here is a huge skill-tree, so there should be much more variety in terms of moves.
secrets: much much better. they are well hidden (no longer just behind breakable walls) and the game no longer requires people in your friendslist (that play knack) to select from multiple parts when finding a treasure piece.
music: fantastic soundtrack so far.
story: unlike knack 1, i dont feel physical pain when watching the cutscenes. its ok but still not good or great.
levels: they seem more open and there are much more plattforming segments. the game also no longer follows the strict, repetetive pattern that knack 1 had (start small, gain back your parts until you becoem giant knack again).
It wasnt different enough from the first game, which already wasn't great.
It's like Cerny thought all the jokes were for real and just released a new version of the same game thinking people actually liked the first one.
Just finished Knack 2 after 11h. I was fast, died a couple of times but also looked for secrets (I have an eye for them). 2 times I thought I was at the end and it wasn't *lol*
I liked Knack 1, but after Knack 2 I can't go back. Everything is so much better, even the demo doesn't showcase the real Knack 2 very good - even though they make fun of 3 attacks only themselves..
It opens to the player after a couple of hours, but then gets better and better with each new move you learn, each new gadget you collect. Oh, and way more platforming. It seemed to me like they played a lot of God of War for this game for bossbattles, camera, QTE etc.
And the best for me is New Game+ with your progress and you can select a new difficulty. Now I can complete my skill tree.
I like it, don't know what others will think about it.
Oh and that Gumo Gumo no Kame-Hame-Ha move is awesome!
@Loudninja: didnt beat it yet. seems to be pretty long.
there is a lot more (and better) plattforming. it still relies more on combar but the balance is much better than in knack 1.
combat progression: every 2-3 chapters you get a new move, which really mixes things up. skill tree is a bit shallow but the xp/unlock system makes finding secrets (and replaying levels) more rewarding.
there is a world map now, so you can replay every chapter/level on any difficulty. every level ha 3 challenges that earn you medals (no idea what they do).
Yeah the game seems to be pretty long as well.I didn't realize it will cost $39.99.Good move Sony
It wasnt different enough from the first game, which already wasn't great.
It's like Cerny thought all the jokes were for real and just released a new version of the same game thinking people actually liked the first one.
Mark Cerny can't decipher sarcastic memes it seems.
Memes are our ruination.