小蒂娜的仙境

没有血没有戈尔tho开枪

边境,但通过一个经典的公开的桌面角色扮演游戏透镜,将立即熟悉的人花了一个afternoonwith朋友多面骰子滚,让彼此开怀大笑。哦,少了很多血和戈尔。小蒂娜的仙境青少年“T”级分级,与边境”成熟“M”评级。开发者获得较低的评级不仅通过移除过多的血液和戈尔,但也引用酒精和其他“成熟”科目。游戏酒馆服务果汁饮料和根啤酒。也就是说,“T”不是“E”。The core gameplay is still centered around guns, lots of guns. These are used by the player to mow down skeletons, anthropomorphic mushrooms, giant enemy crabs, goblins, trolls, and yes the occasional human bandit or pirate. Each of these enemies is portrayed in a goofy cartoony manner; if you recall the skeleton army in "Army of Darkness" you've got the vibe. The violence suffered by these villains is more similar to what Kevin McCallister inflicts on The Wet Bandits than what's seen in Call of Duty or other "M for Mature" games or R rated movies. And the non-combat content of the game--the story and dialogue--is legitimately funny gags on tabletop tropes, and surprisingly touching commentary on friendship and tolerance delivered by incredible voice actors including Will Arnett, Andy Samberg, Wanda Sykes, and Ashly Burch. As a child of the 80's who as grade schooler experienced James Bond and The Pink Panther movies, Looney Tunes cartoons, and Dungeons & Dragons I found the content of Tiny Tina's Wonderlands more funny than troublesome. I've enjoyed playing it couch co-operatively with my 9 year old son, blasting bad guys and laughing at the goofy jokes. Most every kid will eventually play games with core gameplay of sighting down on a target. It's only a matter of time. This one, with it's epic story and outlandish art suitable for airbrushing onto the side of a 1982 Econoline van is a fine introduction to the FPS genre.