#Little nightmares 2 trophy guide full#

No nothing outside of a one-off sandstorm as part of a story mission.Īt the risk of sounding like a broken record, musically Saints Row is quite disappointing. Another thing that was missing was any weather change, only encountering sun-drenched days and moonlight nights. I'd drive through only to receive a message onscreen informing me that this was my first visit to the district, completely unaware as they all become so synonymous with one another. While I just listed off a few areas, none of them truly feel that distinct outside of metropolises, small-towns and badlands. I never went back and found this did service to the city best, finding it never egregious nor memorable. Graphically, the game is capable of up to 2160p UHD 4K resolution, something I started with but quickly switched to the max framerate option (1080p) due to early issues. Santo Ileso is a fine-looking place, made up of 15 districts such as the sand-drenched Rojas Desert, casino-laden El Dorado and the water shores of Marina Del Lago.

It's reasonably fun, never requiring that much level of thought.

#Little nightmares 2 trophy guide full#

One of which has you recover a shipping container full of car parts and hook it to the back à la Fast Five. It's extremely monotonous.ĭriving is the second biggest form of combat encountered throughout, used to chase down goons or take part in outlandish heists. The game doesn't want you to hide, it wants you to charge into battle without a second thought. A new dodge roll has been added too, however, it's the lack of a dedicated cover option that hurts it most. Combat is very basic, gunning down what can sometimes feel like endless droves of enemies out for your head.Ī set of special moves help change things up a little whenever enough kills are accumulated, such as an attack bonus, immunity, or my personal favourite, attaching a grenade to an enemy and tossing them away into another group like a bowling ball striking down pins. Nearly every mission in Saints Row requires heavy use of weaponry, giving the player access to a Melee, Pistol, SMG, Rifle, Shotgun, Big Gun (RPG or grenade launcher) and Special, all of which can be personalised. No real substance or variety when it comes to missions either usually following the same cycle of driving to a location, shooting all enemies, grabbing or destroying a MacGuffin and repeating. It's an empty land that feels a generation behind where the current standard is. No cool secrets to discover, no 'oh I wonder what's over that hill' – Breath of the Wild this most certainly isn't. That further dampens the open world as no random events occurred during my time exploring the urban streets and rural areas.

It's just a traditional city plagued by horrendous gang violence. Seriously these people are psychotic! This would work if the city of Santo Ileso matched it – think daylight muggings, explosions around every corner and a general sense of chaos. All four characters are, sadly, pretty unlikeable due to their cliched conversations and often arrogant thinking, especially with their encouragement of 'The Boss' increasingly murdering more people as the game goes on. Next to this, the group is made up of getaway driver, Neenah, strategist, Eli and rainmaker, Kevin.