Unbound Saga
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Unbound Saga Review
Rick Ajax is a comic-book tough guy who is constantly forced to fight for the entertainment of readers at the whim of his creator, the Maker. He's pretty sick and tired of it, and if you play Unbound Saga, you'll understand why. Originally released on the PSP last year, this shallow and tiresome fighting game has now made its way onto Xbox Live, giving you a great opportunity to ignore it all over again. In Unbound Saga, you have the interminable task of guiding the lumbering Rick through 10 stages of boring, mindless, side-scrolling beat-'em-up combat as he journeys to give the Maker a piece of his mind and break free of his pencil-and-ink chains. Eventually, Rick is joined by former professional damsel-in-distress Lori Machete whom he suspects of being tossed into his life as part of a crossover with another comic book. This core concept of self-aware comic-book heroes has potential, but Unbound Saga doesn't do anything interesting with it. The story is unfocused and features characters that appear and disappear for no apparent reason, as well as levels that end abruptly without any sense of pacing or climax.
Unbound Saga
Tough guy Rick Ajax is a comic-book character forced to fight for the entertainment of readers at the whim of his creator, the Maker; Can you imagine such a cursed existence? Yet while Rick knows that he's a pawn in the Maker's cruel game, he remains blissfully unaware that he's also the star of the feeble new PSP brawler Unbound Saga. You'd be better off remaining unfamiliar with this thoroughly dull game, too. In Unbound Saga, it's your interminable task to guide the lumbering Rick through 10 stages of boring, mindless side-scrolling beat-'em-up combat as he journeys to give the Maker a piece of his mind. Eventually, Rick is joined by former professional damsel-in-distress Lori Machete who he suspects of being tossed into his life as part of a crossover with another comic book. This core concept of self-aware comic-book heroes has potential, but Unbound Saga doesn't do anything interesting with it. The story is unfocused and features characters that appear and disappear for no apparent reason, as well as levels that end abruptly without any sense of pacing or climax. The action ostensibly takes place on the pages of a comic book, but the game doesn't try very hard to sell this concept.
Unbound Saga
Back in 1995, Comix Zone came to the SEGA Genesis and featured a comic book artist named Sketch who got sucked into his own creation. Set in a series of comic book panels, the artist had to battle enemies so that he could hop into the next box and get closer to getting out. Now, Unbound Saga is doing the exact same thing except that you're the main character this time around and you're trying to get out to meet "The Maker." Don't let that comparison fool you; I'm not saying Unbound is lazy or just a carbon copy of Comix Zone, but the similarities are definitely there and obvious. Thankfully, this 257 MB PlayStation Network download from Vogster Entertainment provides plenty of laughs as roughneck Rick and sexy Lori battle their way out of a comic book and deal with all the comic book clich?s you'd expect to find, but the gameplay leaves something to be desired. For as long as he can remember, Rick Ajax has been a leather-wearing tough guy who beats the bad guys up. He doesn't want to do this, but The Maker -- see: comic artist -- keeps tossing him into situations where that's all he can do.
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Unbound Saga : (4.6/10)
3 expert reviews
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