Battle Chef Brigade asks: What if you had to kill a Hydra before competing in Iron Chef? It's a winning premise, and one that scaffolds the many-headed cooking game's endless charms.
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If the operating system on the PC I used in the '90s was anything like the one in Andrew Morrish's OS/RPG Kingsway, I would have gotten a lot more "work" done back then.
Every time I think I'm getting close to overcoming the brutal learning curve of Rain World, I die.
Video: Headlander is a wild new Metroidvania for PS4 and PC from the folks at Double Fine Productions and Adult Swim Games. It is a disco fever dream mix of shooting, puzzles and exploration. It's pretty damn swell to play as a floating head! Join me as I talk about director Lee Petty's approach to design, shoot the heads off a lot of robots and examine what does and does not work in Double Fine's latest charmer!
See that head with the jetflame coming out of it? Yep, that's you. Aptly enough, the game is called Headlander.
In which I spend five minutes with absolutely no idea what's going on. Well, four minutes. Then I die.
Look, I don't really know what kind of organism the main character of Rain World is. Who knows what bizarre experiments or breeding rituals bought him into being. Nevertheless, he/she/it is alive when nearly everything else is dead. So, y'know, points to him. Make sure he keeps living, won't you?
