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Voodoo Vince: Remastered Keygen

Updated: Mar 12, 2020





















































About This Game The classic character platformer is back for the first time in over 13 years, and now in glorious high definition! Vince’s adventure takes him from the streets of New Orleans to the depths of a Louisiana bayou to find the whereabouts of his keeper, Madam Charmaine. In true voodoo style, Vince encounters and defeats quirky monsters and villains ... by kicking his own butt! By racing under a falling safe, jumping into a high-speed blender, or leaping under falling rubble, Vince is sure to defeat his enemies—all while managing to escape completely unscathed. Features • Voodoo combat action: Players can employ more than 30 voodoo attacks that do outrageous things to Vince, but it's the monsters who end up hurting! Unlike in other games, players must actually USE dangers and hazards, instead of running from them. Falling safes, prickly pushpins, and bolts of lightning bring a whole new meaning to the phrase "no pain, no gain." • Magical voodoo world: Thrust into the depths of a twisted and dangerous world, Vince must trek through 30 detailed levels, including crawfish-laden swamps, a graveyard filled with imps and lost zombies, a fantastic French Quarter, and a network of boggy sewers. • Vehicles and minigames: As the game unfolds, Vince must master and pilot a number of vehicles, including a fanboat, a submarine, an airplane—and even a rat gives him a lift at one point. Vince must master one mind-bending minigame after another to complete his quest. • Dynamic cast of characters: No adventure would be complete without its host of surly characters. Offbeat creatures with all the charm of New Orleans are around every corner. Vince encounters everything from Ginger Dead Men (who are not exactly sugar-coated) to a pair of intoxicated gas pumps that offer up a fiery challenge. a09c17d780 Title: Voodoo Vince: RemasteredGenre: Action, AdventureDeveloper:Beep Games, Inc.Publisher:Beep Games, Inc.Release Date: 18 Apr, 2017 Voodoo Vince: Remastered Keygen voodoo vince remastered review. voodoo vince remastered xbox store. voodoo vince remastered esrb. voodoo vince remastered gameplay. voodoo vince remastered igg. voodoo vince remastered unlimited lives. voodoo vince remastered walkthrough. voodoo vince remastered main street. voodoo vince remastered achievements. voodoo vince remastered xbox 360. voodoo vince remastered pc download. voodoo vince remastered pc. voodoo vince remastered the square. voodoo vince remastered xbox one review. voodoo vince remastered steam. voodoo vince remastered sales. voodoo vince remastered. voodoo vince remastered metacritic. voodoo vince remastered pc gameplay. voodoo vince remastered ign. voodoo vince remastered xbox one. voodoo vince remastered download. voodoo vince remastered part 1. voodoo vince remastered trailer. voodoo vince remastered free download Never played the original so this was an all new experience for me.The game is like an old classic platformer with a bit of humor and some challenges for collecting items.The game was good but the camera angles was what could be annoying and be the frustrating part at some points.The story isn't something interesting and I didn't care about the characters you met either. The humor that your main character tried to convey was so and so.Did enjoy it except a few issues with the camera angels.. So far so good. HOWEVER, the game logic is tied to the framerate. Playing in fullscreen seems to lock it at 60, but borderless fullscreen can present a problem if you use a display higher than 60hz.. In terms of pure mechanics, Voodoo Vince is a pretty basic 3D platformer of the era. You have a 3-hit combo, a spin attack that also extends your jumps, a double jump, a glide and eventually a grapple. You collect life and energy upgrades as well as extra lives, and that's about it. The only part of the gameplay that ties to the "voodoo" gimmick is essentially a zone-clear bomb that has different cool animations associated with it. It's about as conventional as they come.I lead with this somewhat negatively tinged comment because I want to make it clear that Voodoo Vince is one of my favorite 3D platformers entirely due to its aesthetics and level design. The simple moveset Vince has can be applied to a seemingly endless number of situations by the cleverness of the designers. A maze in a house of mirrors over a bottomless pit, a calming forest treetop where you swing between glowing mushrooms, various ordinary areas like alleys and docks warped by zombie dust, a model train set, a factory where you have to set up the assembly line correctly to make cute cartoon animals into sausage- nearly every level is memorable in some way. Aside from the level design being mechanically engaging, it's also aesthetically memorable. The game combines a Psychonauts-ish warped irreverence with the Katamari series' reverence of mundane tiny objects viewed from the perspective of a tiny character, topped with a dash of Cajun flair and some of the best music hands down in any platformer. Vince is also an appealing hero- snarky furries are a dime a dozen in this genre, but Vince comes across as a hardbitten grouch who occasionally lets a little joy through in a one-liner or an excited cheer at something fun happening, and also isn't unwilling to (comedically) express fear.All this is to say is that Voodoo Vince expresses a point I've often found neglected in other platformers- the importance of level design, which is sometimes neglected in favor of making the player character have a varied moveset- and expresses it more fully than most. Besides that, it's still a fantastic platformer.. One of my favorite games got the remaster it deserved.. probably the only mascot platformer i know of whose main gimmick is screen nukesseriously though, this is a solid game if you're into platformers, regardless of whether you grew up with the classic xbox or not. excellent port, controls well, def an entertaining and stylish romp for those into the genre.

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