Of course, science isn’t always benevolent. Or absolutely vast, capable of grinding down the buildings before you like an unstoppable, sped-up glacier of mange. And with the good Doctor doing all the thinking, you can empty your mind entirely and act on moment-to-moment brute impulse. Unable to speak or use firearms, life as a gorilla in Streets Of Rogue is a beautiful symphony of knuckles, with few decisions to make beyond where to point your rage next. Nate: They say you’re most artistically free when you’re working with limitations, and so it is here. At one point it becomes clear Astrid is failing us as a parent: one of our loyal NPC rescue gorillas has joined a gang. The trio of gigantic apes stomp across the district while I stand and watch, forlorn. Project Kong happens without me, as Astrid embiggens Brendy, Nate, a passing rescue gorilla, and then fires at the wall behind me. I brutalise a lab, freeing an unaligned gorilla, who sees Astrid’s labcoat and immediately attacks her until she uses a shrink ray on him and orders me to get stomping. When we three gorillas disperse throughout any level, the streets are strewn with rubble and corpses in minutes. Clapped in irons, prodded with rulers, denied even the comfort of chicken nuggets. Sin: It’s not easy being a gorilla in this city. When the drug wore off, I returned to normal, surrounded by rubble, feeling how I imagine Bruce Banner does after stepping on a bit of Lego and subsequently losing the deposit on his flat. I panicked, flailing about in a ruddy great giant form, and properly smashed up a prison. My sickening plan to giantize my gorilla squadron to wreak havoc upon the slums did eventually work, but not before, in the confusion of loading my water pistol, I used one of the vials of Giantizer on myself. Sometimes, in their frenzy to oust the hero, their cruel machinations backfire, and they accidentally use their inventions on themselves. The scientist player must test said drugs on their willing ape army as they make their way through the levels.Īstrid: There’s this trope in movies featuring mad scientists. The scientist has a water pistol that can be filled with various drugs. Here are some co-op recipes we came up with, guaranteed to provide a good time. There are a lot of characters in the game, each with their own abilities, so you can easily build a crew of delightful degenerates. You should do it like we did, with a plan. That means lots of accidental pal-murdering.īut that’s not how you should play this with friends. But what would life be without some friendly fractures to the skull? In Streets Of Rogue, the anarchic roguelite we can’t stop playing, you can still harm your fellow players in co-op mode. One minute they’re stuffing delicious bananas in your mouth to heal your wounds, the next they’re flailing at your head with a police truncheon. The chaotic pixel roguelite Streets Of Rogue is this month’s flavour, and we’ve decided to play some co-op.įriends are the worst. Can’t Stop Playing is our monthly celebration of a game we're loving.
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