Abstract: Licensed games generally suck. It’s a fact, but at least most developers give the illusion of putting forth an effort to make something tolerable. Kick-Ass is a throwback to the 16-bit era, when all you needed were a few horribly digitized soundbites ...
If your a fan of Marvel Ultimate Alliance, this game will help kill time until the next game in that series comes out. The comic was cool to read and the characters were interesting. Graphics are okay.
Same missions for each character, too much cursing (Hit-Girl), not enough enemies to kill for points or stat boosting, frustrating camera angles, little room for exploration, repetitive maps and long cut scenes between missions.
Abstract: Kick-Ass is unlike any other game I've ever played before... Just kidding; it's actually a cheap cardboard cut-out of what beat-em-ups used to be, or in the case of Batman: Arkum Asylym, what they can be. There really isn't much to talk about as the ga...
Abstract: Frozen Codebase's Kick-Ass already has two things working against it. One, it's a movie tie in videogame. On top of that, it's not even a full retail title, instead a game in the PlayStation Network digital download space, where smaller games are oft...
Kick-Ass is a poor beat-‘em-up that feels rushed at every turn. It’s certainly better than the iPhone version which I had the great misfortune of playing earlier this week, but that was the lowest of hurdles. The action is incredibly repetitious and un...
