Alright, first of all, I'm a Tim Schaeffer fan. Ever since his days at Lucasarts I've enjoyed his unique take on games, so when he combined that with Jack Black and the best age of metal in history, I got excited about Brutal Legend.
I bought the game and I had a blast with it, but a common criticism has me a bit puzzled: namely, that the game has RTS portions.
Now, I play a lot of RTS games. As in, a hell of a lot. It's pretty much all I still play on the PC, and while Brutal Legend admittedly has RTS elements, in that you can summon units, I'd hardly say it plays as one. In fact, I'd say that the little RTS element in the game serves to complement the hack-&-slash portion, in that you summon more units, and lead from the front in massive bloodfests. I don't think I ever issued an order to a single unit in the entire game.
Or am I playing it wrong?
I bought the game and I had a blast with it, but a common criticism has me a bit puzzled: namely, that the game has RTS portions.
Now, I play a lot of RTS games. As in, a hell of a lot. It's pretty much all I still play on the PC, and while Brutal Legend admittedly has RTS elements, in that you can summon units, I'd hardly say it plays as one. In fact, I'd say that the little RTS element in the game serves to complement the hack-&-slash portion, in that you summon more units, and lead from the front in massive bloodfests. I don't think I ever issued an order to a single unit in the entire game.
Or am I playing it wrong?