#PUTTY SQUAD PLAYSTATION 3 FULL#

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#PUTTY SQUAD PLAYSTATION 3 FULL#

Over time however, these abilities do lose a little lustre and it’s disappointing to think that the level designers failed to take full advantage of the tools provided to them.

At first, all of this is very charming, and it feels like the developers have at their hands adequate tools to create complex, enjoyable gameplay. The little fellow has the ability to punch to the left or right, the ability to stretch through walls, floors and ceilings and my personal favourite, Putty’s ability to puff up and float like a balloon all add up to a wide assortment of tools that initially make the game feel really unique. Thankfully our hero is not a one hit wonder, and the game is generally quite easy, but in this generation of gameplay we should not be experiencing such pedestrian design errors.īecause of the slower pacing of Putty Squad, the platforming also becomes quite pedestrian and repetitive, despite the wide assortment of tools at Putty’s disposal. Coupled with the the game’s penchant for throwing a lot of enemies at you at once, it’s easy to get walloped by stuff you can’t really see, and that’s frustrating. While I actually enjoyed the visuals sometimes enemies could get a bit lost amidst the backgrounds. The stage design leaves a bit to be desired at times. I was usually more worried about my health than the time ticking away, but thankfully Putty is a pretty durable little guy who has ample opportunities to improve his attacks and regain health as he bounces around the levels. Putty Squad does drop you into levels against a timer that does eventually expire, but it was almost never a major concern. She enjoys platforming titles like Sonic, but also appreciates ones that sometimes take things a little more slowly like LittleBigPlanet. Putty Squad today certainly looks and sounds the part, with a chirpy retro soundtrack and bright, colourful visuals that immediately caught my youngest daughter’s eye. But this? This, judging from its remake, would have been something different. Games like Mario and Sonic generally pushed players into going fast, with a mostly left to right scroll and some minimal vertical components. I never played it back then, but it would have felt both out of place and refreshingly different I imagine, because here Putty is less about speed and more about navigation. There is little in the way of a story here as this is a re-imagining of an old SNES title that released back in 1994. The hero of this game, Putty, is a little blue blob who can jump, float, punch and more as he moves around levels in search of red blobs he can absorb in order to open up the door that exits each level. Putty Squad is an interesting mishmash of ideas that come together early to create a different kind of platforming experience, but one that may not be suited to everyone.

Putty squad playstation 3