bizarro

I'm really surprised that people didn't seem to like this one. It runs off the same engine as Gex (which I'm a big fan of) and is more or less a dark/edgy 3D platformer before that trend took over on the PS2. Perhaps a little too easy, but I still had a lot of fun giving it a once over.

My main experience with this game its demo in Gex 3: Undercover Gecko. It's one of those games from the mid to late 90s that's comically edgy, as if a teenager made the whole thing. I love when you pick up a powerup and Akuji says, with zero inflection or emotion, "Hellblast".