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I acknowledge that the guys who made this game had a lot of passion, but they lacked creativity. The story is not great, but interesting at first. I guess this fits the whole game: Not great, but interesting at first. After an hour however it gets pretty repetitive. Smash buttons in fights, evade some♥♥♥♥♥♥and do easy QuickTimeEvents. This game requires no skill, all you need to is press the buttons that flash on the screen. You can't fall off the road, you don't need to worry about accelerating (the game does that itself)... just not entertaining.

Lococycle is probably one of the craziest Games I've played in recent Times. One plays I.R.I.S. a sophisticated AI controlled Motorcycle that heeds the Call of Freedom. You grind your Mechanic Pablo Through all The levels where you brake over Highways and knock out chasers and other Opponents with the built-in Weapons or Pablo in Melee combat. A catchy Combo System quickly makes the Game understandable. You will be confronted again and again throughout the Game with S.P.I.K.E., another AI motorcycle with which you can fight fiercely. There is an RPG system with many upgradeable Abilities and Perks. After each Level, you can buy Upgrades. The Cut-scene was shot with real Actors and is very reminiscent of a trash movie, which is quite funny. And one or the other familiar Face is also like e.g. Sex Machine from From Dusk Till Dawn. Recommend control with Gamepad Because it makes the Attack Combinations easier. Relatively low Replay Value once you get it through. But had a good 10std of Fun in Storyfashion.

I can't do anything with wanted Trash. The Comedy with proper Trash lies in the Schadenfreude of Failure. There can't really be Any talk of that in this Game, with the Microsoft Studios in your Back a certain level of craftsmanship can be met, but you don't shy away from Absurdities. In this motorcycle brawler you control the High-tech bike IRIS, which pulls the Side-kick Pablo next to you throughout the game-also in the Film Sequences played by Freddy Rodriguez. Contraversary Spike is spoken by The T1000 Patrick and Tom Savini must not be missing. Despite the Prominence, Coal was still left for a lot of and very attractively staged Cutscenes, also the Animations of a beating motorcycle are above the Expectations that one has of the bundle highlight for around €2. The Finale is even one of the better Game ends and makes a bit of a difference to various AAA titles. The Gameplay is fun at first and goes great by the Hand, but what the Thing doesn't stand at all is the Time Laying. Game Sequences repeat over and over again until you put the Game aside more and more often because you don't Fancy Diligence tasks. Even the Bosses are not even done according to a certain System, but always three times. With this LocoCyle plugs up quite nicely, but it is also beautifully whimsical and courageous, because you forgive something like that. Not a dolles Game, but charming.