Chaining together reactions from its naturally grown throwables or crafted gadgets breeds this sense of unpredictability that makes the player-driven comedy work in a way that’s consistent with the game’s attitude. Not having to stay within a tight radius matches the game’s freeform approach where you’re encouraged to go out and document the local wildlife.ĪLSO: How Journey to the Savage Planet was inspired by archaeology and Assassin’s Creed 3Įxploring is still where the game shines as its beautiful, modestly-sized world is digestible and filled with dorky wildlife that’s begging to be tampered with or kicked. You appear to get the same world to explore with the same objectives with a tethering leash that’s either nonexistent or extremely forgiving.
This is because the game doesn’t radically alter itself to accommodate another human they just traverse the planet alongside you. Not much changes in the game, but it still seems to abide by the rule that co-op is mostly an additive experience. Journey to the Savage Planet may not have zombies but it is launching with a cooperative mode that gently drops one more person onto your titular savage planet. Resident Evil best showcases this as its terrible ( RE6), middling ( RE5), and excellent ( Revelations 2) installments are all slightly better with a friend. Great times can be shared through the controller as well as pain, tapping into a communal form of bonding that video games excel at. Regardless of quality, almost every game is more enjoyable in co-op.
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