It’s brilliant and it has the illusion of making you think you will never see the same dance move twice.
In fact, the dance moves the developers have put together for Felix have been sourced by filming a host of real dancers, putting together a whole bunch of hip dance moves. Felix is a superb leader of some brilliant creations and other supporting cast character designs, and it is here where things come to life. It has a very unique cartoon style that borders on the grotesque, yet the over the top characterisation works brilliantly well within the atmosphere of the game. It’s all pretty cool too, and with a combination of unique gameplay elements and a wonderful concept to tackle, even though it may become a struggle towards the end levels, the constant dancing always keeps your interest in check.įelix the Reaper hasn’t got a serious tone to it, even though it’s dealing with the ultimate grim ending that sits in store for us all. The nutcases who love a real challenge can also gain all sorts of rewards for going full-on hardcore, attempting to complete a level without getting caught in the sun there are multiple extra challenges like that to aim for throughout your time with Felix. There is even a bit of a guide in place that will allow you a clue to the next possible move if you get really stuck. It’s rewarding when you work it out though, and thankfully the checkpoint system is a frequent one so you can always restore to prior moments with ease. Now, in later levels, this is where things start to get complex, as you find yourself swapping perspectives, drawing crazy maps on bits of paper and staring at the screen motionless for an hour. You can also pick up objects and build sun-like barriers to make the path to goal easier. Your job is to try and get the right person or thing to die in a decent manner. The scene freezes and that’s where Felix comes into the action. But his servant gets in the way and is about to get skewed by mistake. You’re presented with a moment in time where an event happens, like for example in the initial scene a man is hunting for deer, shooting arrows. The actual gameplay found in Felix the Reaper is oh-so simple – at least to begin with, as it does eventually become pretty darn tricky. It is here where we join Felix working in the human world, hoping that his and Betty’s worlds collide, if only so he can finally ask Betty for a dance.
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Awkward, or what?! So to win her heart he has learned how to pull off some funky moves and dance, and oh man what a dancer he has become. The developers have made a romantic comedy about life and death, in which Felix is a worker – well, a reaper for the ministry of death – and he has fallen in love with Betty the Maiden, who works at the ministry of life. I’ve never played a game like Felix the Reaper before, and that’s because the whole experience reeks of originality and innovation from the very moment you load the beautifully designed menus to the exquisitely designed cutscenes.
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