GOCCO OF WAR

game has decent options so you can set a few graphics options, and you can also set your keyboard config in the Options, although the page is kinda strange compared to other games key binding option pages, theres also a option for using Steam account or making it use your char name, but all it does it makes it so your friends and other players see your steam name above your characters head, or the character name you gave them instead.

the gameplay was surprisingly fun, its not like it has uniquely good physics or its super awesome but id say it has a good formula / dynamic to the gameplay so its an enjoyable 3rd person shooter if you like the cartoony feel, (feels a lot like a Wii game lol) which it has a decent amount of "missions" to do that if you play the game you will get your moneys worth out of it in fun, compared to other games with a $20 price tag, and single player items collected on characters still counts to all the same stuff you do and use on multiplayer.

the gameplay was surprisingly fun, its not like it has uniquely good physics or its super awesome but id say it has a good formula / dynamic to the gameplay so its an enjoyable 3rd person shooter if you like the cartoony feel, (feels a lot like a Wii game lol) which it has a decent amount of "missions" to do that if you play the game you will get your moneys worth out of it in fun, compared to other games with a $20 price tag, and single player items collected on characters still counts to all the same stuff you do and use on multiplayer.

The level design is also pretty poor in certain levels while other ones are more appealing in both visuals and gameplay, but overall it feels somewhat cheap, which was disappointing because there's a lot of potential.

I felt that more direct-coop things like that would have made the game a lot more exciting.

The game's pretty hard to look at sometimes with all the bloom on, and drop shadows only appear when you limit the framerate to 30 from 60 (at least if I recall properly, anyways- it was a particular video setting I'd rather not turn down).