While early levels are relatively straightforward, Overcooked constantly throws curve balls at you and your friends, to the point where you will probably lose your cool with someone for failing to chop an onion in a timely fashion. Much like in a real kitchen, players must balance food prep, cooking, washing dishes, and plating and delivering the meals. It’s a deceptively simple gameplay concept, but in practice, it can turn into absolute pandemonium, especially when you add more players to the mix. Up to four players take control of chefs in a restaurant kitchen and are tasked with putting out customer orders as quickly as possible. Overcooked is arguably one of the best local co-op experiences available on current gen hardware and is the perfect sort of game for busting out at parties. As for which Lego game to play, it really just comes down to which franchise you enjoy the most, as TT Games always delivers on fan service whether they’re tackling Star Wars, Marvel, DC, or the many other popular brands that have been Legoized. While the Lego games can be enjoyed by just about everyone, one of their best features that doesn’t seem to get highlighted enough is that they are the perfect games for parents to play with their kids, as their mix of family-friendly content and easy-to-learn gameplay are a welcome respite from the many cooperative games out there that are not suitable for children (unless you own a Nintendo console, where they are in abundance). From the original Lego Star Wars all the way up to the toys-to-life experiment Lego Dimensions, TT Games has made sure that drop in, drop out co-op is a key component of the game. Still, not every game needs to strive for innovation and while many franchises try to rewrite the book with each subsequent release, the Lego games have remained a reliable source for local cooperative play. TT Games’ many Lego titles are the equivalent of video game comfort food, as you know that no matter what happens, each new game is going to play almost identically to the last one. That being said, we’d avoid the first game since it has the fewest features and song selection.Īlso, we’d be remiss if we didn’t give a shout out to The Beatles Rock Band, which remains a loving tribute to the legendary band and is notable for increasing the player count thanks to the inclusion of harmony vocal tracks. Harmonix did a pretty good job of carrying over songs to each subsequent release thanks to its impressive online store, so you really can’t go wrong with any entry in the franchise. At its heart, Rock Band is a celebration of music and its ability to bring people together, which certainly helps explain why it’s so much better in a group setting. Considering most people have likely played a Rock Band at this point, there’s really no point in discussing what makes it so good, but rather why.
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If I were to choose NFS The Run or both The Crew 1 and 2 (as all these games feature the USA), I would choose NFS The Run as the biggest reason is it can be played offline.Although the plastic instruments genre has largely died out, franchises such as Rock Band still make for great party games, at least if you managed to hang onto all of those bulky peripherals. Still, there’s no reason to dig out Rock Band unless you have some friends play with, as the series becomes infinitely better when enjoyed with a group.
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This game was pretty much the last NFS game that didn't have brake2drift handling model (as it was developed by Black Box), so mostly that made the game enjoyable for me.Īlso since we couldn't free roam the USA, that made the game feel more like a road trip (in a good way) as there was no going back once we complete a section of the game.
It underperformed in sales, according to EA.īut for what it's worth, I still enjoyed playing it. I agree NFS The Run wasn't a good NFS game. You couldn't really free roam the USA like you can in both The Crew 1 and 2. Buy the way The run was *, that game wasent even made for multiplayer. That is real true split screen racing too me,it isent the same in a open world envoirement. Yeah i know that man, but i was talking about split screen on tracks.
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