Everything must be done in the prescribed way. How do you crack an egg? Fire, for some reason.
What about the grappling hook? You can only use that in special cases. If I launch a bugsnax into a flying one, can I knock it out of the sky? No. If water and ice put out fire, shouldn't ranch dressing? No, sauces can only attract or repel bugsnax. Part of the joy of systems-driven games is testing their logical consistency, or discovering that the developer included a contingency plan for your most harebrained ideas, as in Spelunky 2, where an explosive mishap might lead to a shocking discovery, or at least comedy. It was more awkward than satisfying, like herding a cat with clown props.
#BUGSNAX FAN ART PORTABLE#
The closest I got to doing something creative was when I used a portable spring-loaded launcher to hurl a flaming bowl of noodles off the side of a cliff and then used the slingshot to splatter hot sauce all over the ground to lure the bowl into a pond, extinguishing its flames so that I could pick it up. Shoot peanut butter on this bugnax to make it fall, and ketchup on that one to make its friend ram into it and knock it out.
Use the grappling hook on this one, but not that one.
Use the trap device on these kinds of bugsnax, but not these. There are a variety of bugsnax-catching tools, but they all have very limited use cases, so Bugsnax is often just a matching game. At moments I really ached for the character, who mind you is an egg-shaped fur creature who is obsessed with eating bugs that are also snacks.
0 kommentar(er)
