Game #5
Right off the bat you have some absolute gold standards when it comes to licensed games. You can play as basically every character in the show, with complete voice acting and loads of bonus features with interviews and behind the scenes content. The game itself, is reasonably fun. The levels are cool with varied types of enemies and the stake system makes what could be overlysimple beat em up combat much more engaging. (Although I do wish you started each level with a stake) My biggest complaint would be it needs to be more immediately apparent what objects you can interact with. There were multiple times I got stuck because I simply didn't realize there was a button blending into the wall I needed to press. I'd wager a large percentage of my time in the game was spent just testing doors to see if they would open. Additionally, the boss fights, while varied, were ultimately very tedious.
Right off the bat you have some absolute gold standards when it comes to licensed games. You can play as basically every character in the show, with complete voice acting and loads of bonus features with interviews and behind the scenes content. The game itself, is reasonably fun. The levels are cool with varied types of enemies and the stake system makes what could be overlysimple beat em up combat much more engaging. (Although I do wish you started each level with a stake) My biggest complaint would be it needs to be more immediately apparent what objects you can interact with. There were multiple times I got stuck because I simply didn't realize there was a button blending into the wall I needed to press. I'd wager a large percentage of my time in the game was spent just testing doors to see if they would open. Additionally, the boss fights, while varied, were ultimately very tedious.