Speaking of which, let us talk of the final battle shall we? What the f*ck were you guys thinking? The concept is fine, but holy sh*t the execution is terrible.įIRST of all. With absolutely no barriers at the edges of the still fairly narrow tables, trying to move fast enough to evade the chef /and/ keep on the tables is a frustrating ordeal, although it probably only needs some minor tweaking compared to everything else. Again, the fire slows things down, but it also is far too easy to fall into. It wasn't /as/ bad as the previous bit, but there's still a problem. Speaking of getting lucky, that's by and large how I got through the next section as well. Hell, if I remember right, I actually died and only got to the next bit because I hit a checkpoint. I only got to the other side of that nightmare by making a mad, blind dash and getting lucky. Secondly, the beams (especially the decorative ship masts) are /waaaaay/ too f*cking thin. It slowed down my computer just enough to make controlling Octodad even more of a chore than usual, and given the sheer difficulty of the scenario already, I don't need that. First of all, as mentioned earlier, you really need an option to turn off the fire. Or how in between chapter 2 and 3 you have a driving mission to get the aquarium safely, would be very cool.Īlright, so I mentioned earlier I had some suggestions for the /ridiculous/ finale. Could you imagine a stealth mission where you have to do a ceiling walk like that right above some biologists, that would be very memorable. That walking on the ceiling part of the hidden level was really challenging but fun at the same time, more creative use of game mechanics like that would make this game so much better. It would be nice to have more unique interaction with the surroundings in order to complete objectives. The biggest challenge in this game is in getting the hang of the controls, once you've done that by the end of the first chapter or two, it just doesn't feel any of the objectives have any real challenge to them, they're just a chore at times. A lot of players are complaining that it's too hard because of some select parts, but overall I felt the game was just too easy for the most part. I feel that the biggest change that needs to be made is in the difficulty. I just can't underestimate my anger over the crane tie, though.

That's all I can really think of for now. More annoying than frustrating, but I just want to put that out there. Going down the aisle in the wedding area, even on normal, is quite difficult(even when putting all effort into the attempt!) as one pillar knocks down the other in domino fashion. Even if scalet is looking at you, she won't throw that first lantern half the time(Afterwords, it's more consistent for some reason). The last phase of the cafeteria is a bit annoying. This can be extremely important to learn for the chase scene later in that level. In the grocery store, it's never explained that the mop can wipe up the jam. I had to wedge it on the floor and shove a banana below it to get it to cook.

The forge georgeman is a nightmare to use to burn something. Works like a charm and doesn't feel right. I couldn't see a clear path in the stealth biologist area to get to Joe's shark costume, so I beelined for it and bit the suspicion bullet to get it. Basically, if you get spores in the first container(And it tends to be that way), the kelp thing that pops up starts blocking subsequent spores, making it VERY frustrating. I had to grab the spores and manually put them in to pass. World of Kelp's spore mating minigame is also extremely frustrating.

The rafters in the cafeteria, while annoying not knowing where things will break at first, was still more doable than that tie I mentioned. Spent a HALF HOUR trying to climb that thing(and eventually getting it by sheer luck abusing octodad's physics).The Climbing the crane at the front of the ship level to get the tie was the absolute most frustrating thing I've done in this game.

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