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I have finished the unholy trinity. The game tells horror in a perfect way I love the cutscenes and I was genuinely scared at times. The art style and music sound so unique and it makes this a new experience for most people. The game is not very long so it is great that there is bonus content and multiple endings. I recommend it to anybody who likes horror games.
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Don't ya just love Rockstar? Bully is a masterpiece truly from the gameplay to the soundtrack everything about this game is peak. You play as Jimmy Hopkins a 15-year-old who is sent to the most tough and worst schools ever.
To start the game works pretty similarly to previous Rockstar titles. There are missions and an open world. There are a total of 76 missions in this game spread across five chapters. Most of the missions are main missions that are needed to progress and some are side missions. In addition, there are also classes that you take twice throughout a day. There are a total of ten different classes that you will alternate through each with a different concept.
The open world for this game was not as good as I hoped. The map unlocks as you progress through the game which can be irritating. The open world does not provide a lot yes there is stuff like bike races, minigames, and boxing once you complete the main game there is not a lot to do. Some jobs get you extra money but you will only ever spend that money if you want to change the look of your character. The customization in this game is pretty good and even more revolutionary than Red Dead Redemptions you can customize your entire outfit and even your hair. Now instead of stranger missions in this game, you have errands which are pretty much short side quests that get you a little extra money. They are fun and I just don't find them as engaging as stranger missions.
When it comes to gameplay Bully takes it very well. Since in the game you beat up children there really are no real weapons. Now you might think that this would be a bad thing since Rockstar shines in that aspect of their games but they handle Bully's weapons very well. You even have items used to torment people like itching powder and stink bombs. There are also plenty of ways to move in the game like skateboards and bikes.
Overall I enjoyed Bully everything about it was perfect from the amazing and catchy soundtrack to the amazing environments. I recommend this game to anybody Rockstar fans will enjoy it.
To start the game works pretty similarly to previous Rockstar titles. There are missions and an open world. There are a total of 76 missions in this game spread across five chapters. Most of the missions are main missions that are needed to progress and some are side missions. In addition, there are also classes that you take twice throughout a day. There are a total of ten different classes that you will alternate through each with a different concept.
The open world for this game was not as good as I hoped. The map unlocks as you progress through the game which can be irritating. The open world does not provide a lot yes there is stuff like bike races, minigames, and boxing once you complete the main game there is not a lot to do. Some jobs get you extra money but you will only ever spend that money if you want to change the look of your character. The customization in this game is pretty good and even more revolutionary than Red Dead Redemptions you can customize your entire outfit and even your hair. Now instead of stranger missions in this game, you have errands which are pretty much short side quests that get you a little extra money. They are fun and I just don't find them as engaging as stranger missions.
When it comes to gameplay Bully takes it very well. Since in the game you beat up children there really are no real weapons. Now you might think that this would be a bad thing since Rockstar shines in that aspect of their games but they handle Bully's weapons very well. You even have items used to torment people like itching powder and stink bombs. There are also plenty of ways to move in the game like skateboards and bikes.
Overall I enjoyed Bully everything about it was perfect from the amazing and catchy soundtrack to the amazing environments. I recommend this game to anybody Rockstar fans will enjoy it.