I suspected some things about some characters, and they turned out to be true. While there aren't really many jump scare moments, the game feels oppressive throughout the entire story. The puzzles were on the right level when it comes to difficulty. MK8 is a great game and is totally recommended, especially for multiplayer (both local and online). The speed is hard to control at first and some tracks aren't that fun to run in 200cc (never gonna touch Neo Bowser City again), but it's a fun addition to the game. 200cc is a new racing speed added in the May DLC and it's simply ridiculous. The presentation in this game is awesome: music is top notch and the graphics are beautiful. While it seems just cosmetic at first, there are some slight gameplay differences when racing in antigravity mode. It introduces a new mechanic: antigravity. So, what can I say? Mario Kart 8 is a very fun game. This past month I decided to finish the single player content for the DLC tracks!
However, by that time I had moved on to other online games like Smash (Nov.) and Splatoon (May). Later, DLC tracks came in November 2014 and May this year. The game came out last year and then I played many hours online with GAFfers. Mario Kart 8 is the latest installment of the longrunning Mario Kart franchise. I don't think much description is needed here. Completion reached: Got 3 stars in every cup (200 cc) and beat every staff ghost in time trials. Difficulty level is good enough to keep you interested and the game has some optional challenges that are very very hard. The box premise is simple but used in fun ways. At first, levels are super easy and you'll get crowns without any effort but the game can become pretty challenging near the end. Each level also has a collectible crown that you can get if you're efficient in box usage when solving puzzles. Each world has 6-8 levels where this gimmick is introduced in a simple way and then is used in more complex ways. The game is separated in worlds, which are collections of stages based around mainly one gimmick. It's a super simple premise but the developers were very creative with it. For example, if there's a high ledge you can create a box to use as a platform. You control Qbby, a box-shaped character that can spawn other boxes from his body to aid him. Box Boy! is a simple puzzle platformer by HAL.
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