That Deadpool game that already came out.

   "If you got 14 bucks and you love Deadpool then look no further." 

                          

So the only reason I am writing about that Deadpool game that came out already is that I just got it for 14 bucks and I can't imagine paying more than that for that short of a game. 

It's beautiful, glitchy, funny and it's Deadpool. But holy chimichanga is that game short! With what feels like only 4 levels (?) and with a shit ton of things to upgrade and level through it feels like you'll never get it done. The story of the game plays second to Deadpool (like it should be) and it kind of forms around his nonsense that you love to love. With a hilarious array of weapons that you can purchase and upgrade at your fingertips like his classic swords to sledge hammers to bear traps (yup, bear traps). At one point he blows the games budget (on level 1) and has to wire money to the game studio to get the graphics back up. It has a interesting cast of characters from the Marvel universe who show up like Rogue, Mystique, Wolverine and Cable for Deadpool to harass and insult. Not to mention a handful of the well known Mr. Sinister and his annoying clones and the lesser known villain like...what's his name who makes tornadoes? Brent Spinner? Danger Top? i don't know. The game also has the very oh so overused and familiar leveling and upgrade system that as usual was impossible to fill. I don't know about you but i like to get everything i can completed with a character before i enter the final act of a video game and i found myself kind overwhelmed on the last gauntlet of foes because I (according to Deadpool's dialogue) suck at controlling him. So in closing, when someone reviews a video game they end it with some kind of catchy dialogue to get you to buy it because the studio let the reviewer get his educated hands on it first so he really has to try and sell it. No one payed me so let's see how this sort of glad handing works out. If you got 14 bucks and you love Deadpool then look no further. That'll be my quote at the top of this page. 

-R