As Perseus, the son of Zeus and protector of the Funk. Your task is to smash the rap, pop and rock of evil Musical Titans. Only one music can survive and the Funk is the music of the gods.
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Product refunded First of all, don't sell me a game called "Funk of Titans" if there's no actual funk music in it. Second, just having your main character be a black dude with a huge afro who says "Ah yeah" a lot... isn't funny or clever. I'm not even sure if it technically qualifies as a joke. Third, the premise makes no sense. Funk fans don't hate rap or pop music. (It makes sense in the "Frederic" games that the curmudgeonly classical pianist would detest pop. Funk fans, by contrast, tend to have more chill than that. And rap music is *derived* from funk, for gawd's sake). Fourth, running games get pretty tedious very quickly on a computer. Playing for five minutes on a phone isn't so bad, when you're just killing time; devoting all your attention while sitting at your computer is a whole different story. (This one's kinda on me, though. I thought this was a straight platformer w
Summary: Funk of Titans is a runner game with focus on silly (funky) visual style. Don't expect classic platformer gameplay because you will not be taking care of movement - all you can do is jumping and slashing with your weapon, in 45 levels (including QTE bossfights). Main focus of the developers went to the visuals and to the whole style the game is presented. All sillyness and jokes aside, they made a good job considering the price of the game. It looks good for a cheap indie game - good enough to make you forget some worse parts of gameplay, as Funk of Titans definitely cannot surpass Bit.Trip Runner (which I really liked, especially the second one). Pros: - Cool silly (funky) visuals. Featuring Lady Gaga ripoff and others! - Levels are challenging. Don't expect to beat everything on your first try. There are no checkpoints and you have two lives per level (and losing your first
Something you should know before buying this game, this game is not a traditional platformer in the sense that you press forward on controls and he goes forward..... there is no forward control, or any directional control for that matter, forward movement is automatic and non-stop, the only two controls are jump and attack. I don't know why they've chosen to take this approach, and I personally would have prefered a more traditional platformer.... but it doesn't hinder the gameplay too much, and you do get used to it........ otherwise, so far I'd have to say the gameplay feel solid, and as you can probably expect, the protagonist is comedy wrapped up in a yellow 70s jumpsuit and an afro.
Best runner game i ever played , hands down. Not to difficult, more on casual side but super addictive and fun anyways. I would recommend gamepad for it, it's just more natural. Great artstyle, with touch of humor on the side, music gets tedious after a while, but nothing that can't be fixed with your own music in the background (not in game option). I got it cheap, and for 1,5 E it's a steal. If you like runner games this is a must buy.
Auto-runner in the vein of Bit.Trip Runner with a nice blaxploitation veneer. Gameplay is decent, story is pretty silly (and expectedly so), level design is good, soundtrack is maybe a bit less funky than one would have hoped for. (The soundtrack for De Blob is pretty funky, just to mention one.) The bosses are pretty boring, but fortunately there aren't too many of them, so you'll be spending most of your time in the levels, which are fine and — as mentioned — pretty well designed. My main gripe is with the unlockables and level system, because it's only half utilized. You only need 3 of the 10-12-ish unlockable weapons, and only 2 or 3 masks. And the last 5-6 levels you gain don't affect the game at all but they do unlock some achievements. Seems like a silly afterthought that really isn't necessary. Technically there are a couple of minor quirks. First and foremost, it's a mobile gam
Funk of Titans is an auto runner game from 2015 probably best suited for mobile phones, the game doesn’t really have a story and just focuses on you hitting x or a (Xbox controller) to get through each level. I played for around about an hour, defeated the first world and came off to write this review. I’ll go through what I enjoyed first and then move on to the dark side of the funk. The game is simple, just hit x and a at certain times to get through each level, it doesn’t require much thought and the boss battles are even simpler. The Pegasus levels are simply a flappy bird replica of tapping a to go up and letting go to go down. Since it doesn’t require much thought it can be quite relaxing to be completely honest, it’s not challenging at all which means you can be off dreaming about your future career as a music producer. Another aspect of the game I enjoyed were the character des
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