The Camus character (your dog, I guess) is so far the top candidate for “best voice acting in a game, during which that the actor sounded like they were sleepwalking.”īy and large, though, I really enjoy the basic gameplay elements.
Everything sounds so “meh,” to the point where the tongue-in-cheek bits play out like lazy, annoyed snark rather than playful lampooning. The cast of characters is well-rounded, though the voice acting leaves much to be desired. Each option feels great, and each has a benefit over the other options in specific instances. There is a wider panned-out, fixed camera option, and a traditional behind-the-character, controllable camera mode, which lets you zoom in all the way to a first-person perspective.
CLOUDPUNK NEW HOVA MOVIE
These flying-car sections - although slightly cumbersome until you learn the controls - are mostly a blast, if not somewhat rote once you get past the initial gleeful appeal of basically playing the flying car sections from the 1997 movie The Fifth Element.īut the on-foot sections ( which are kind of my jam) are also fun, while you’re exploring and searching for random items to sell or to fix elevators, which open up sort-of-secret areas.Ĭloudpunk even offers various camera modes while hoofing around. From the voxel-based visual design to the flying cars to the unique character models to the basic gameplay itself, Cloudpunk is like no other game I have played before.Ī majority of my time with the game so far has been spent navigating Nivalis, the mega-city setting of Cloudpunk, from the cockpit of my HOVA, or flying car.
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