#FREEDOM PLANET TORQUE WII U HOW TO#
For better or worse.Īlso the plot is the most “this is my Deviant Art OC” I’ve ever seen and I really don’t know how to react to it. So congrats, you got it down perfectly guys. I also don’t like playing it because it doesn’t play good at all because their intent was to emulate the original Genesis Sonic games and in my personal opinion those games play REALLY BADLY. On the one hand it is like, an actual good game. Man, I’ve got thoughts about Freedom Planet. For the sake of having as few videos as possible and keeping things simple, I’ll be including the gameplay and cutscenes together, but the latter will (almost) always be stuck wholly in the second half of a video, so as to let people tap out when they feel the need. You’re free to discuss spoilers (although there’s not much point to talk about plot points until they’re pertinent, frankly) - otherwise, all we ask for post content is that you try to keep things on topic.
#FREEDOM PLANET TORQUE WII U FULL#
We’ll be taking you through the full game two separate times: a casual runthrough with Lilac (on Hard difficulty), and a speedrun (also featuring Lilac), with a few extra tidbits on the history of FP and Strife here and there.
Succinct and I have collectively dumped about 1000 hours into this game (him, over 800, and me, over 200), and we figured we ought to use our knowledge of Freedom Planet, both inside and outside of the finished product, to present the game we love(d?) so much in a variety of lights.
It was developed largely by one guy: Stephen DiDuro (who we’ll mostly refer to by his Internet handle, “Strife”), with the help of Leila Wilson (a composer who wrote most of the soundtrack and orchestrated all of it) and an awfully large voice cast.įreedom Planet follows the adventure of three fast-moving critters, Sash Lilac (a dragon*), Carol Tea (a cat), and Milla Basset (a dog), whose homeworld has just been invaded by a scary green dude. And we’ve played way too much Freedom Planet!įreedom Planet is an action-heavy platforming game that takes clear inspiration from a variety of classic SEGA Genesis platformers, such as Gunstar Heroes, Ristar, Rocket Knight Adventures, and Sonic the Hedgehog, with a tightened focus on combat and a number of more modern approaches to game design that, in my opinion, put it well above the games it draws life from, as well as most of its contemporaries.
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