Just got done playing the demo. It was a bit complicated. I never played a turn-based strategy game in my life. Not to mention, I’ve only played 1 (one) game based off of a movie. And that was many years ago; Monsters Inc, on the PSOne. It was a demo too.<\/p>\n
As any demo, it features a small part of the entire game to entice you to buy it. And from what I’ve seen, I think it’s worth it.<\/p>\n
In this demo, you play the Wild West part of the movie. But this game, you can do more than you’ve ever seen in the movie. Think of it as “behind the scenes”. You got your master builders, Wildstar and that other guy that I forgot his name. And of course you got Emmet. Certain things require certain characters.
\nFor example, only Master Builders can access this thing, and Emmet can only access something that requires an instruction book. It’s pretty true to the movie, from what I’ve seen.<\/p>\n
It also took advantage of the rumble feature that I missed so greatly from a console, that you just can’t get from a PC (unless they invent mice that have rumble features to make them even harder to control).
\nThe game as it stands is $30 on the Playstation Network. Think I might get it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Just got done playing the demo. It was a bit complicated. I never played a turn-based strategy game in my life. Not to mention, I’ve only played 1 (one) game based off of a movie. And that was many years … Continue reading