I don’t have to say much more or play much more on my impressions of that one. I found it to be an interesting take on horror and the co-op shooter. Speaking entirely on first impressions and experiences alone, Killing Floor 2 is a game I was sent a key for a few years ago. Then it will be replaced by three games: Killing Floor 2, Lifeless Planet: Premier Edition, and The Escapists 2. Yes, Hue is available for free on the Epic Games Store until the 9th of July. The metaphor almost falls apart when there are good, fun, and colorful games out there to play instead of The Last of Us Part II, but it is still worth saying nonetheless.
It is like a bar of chocolate, you enjoy it for the moment, but because the diet industry will tell you it was bad for enjoying yourself, you must then try and burn away that good feeling. I can’t fault it for not making much of an impression that I’m unable to talk about it much, but I can for not being much of a memorable experience. It is fun and colorful at the end, with a story that I’m sure will pull on some heartstrings. Yes, I might be quickly running through all that’s part of the game with a quick overview, but there really isn’t much to say about Hue, even when you like it as I do. The last one should be apparent by two things, an indie game of a small boy in an expanding world, and the title.
It has quick platforming, a story that is as emotional as it is indie, and a lack of color. Hue is a fun indie platforming Metroidvania with all the modern tools you’d expect. However, that is not meant as the “ Oh, it is just Hue ” that it sounds like. This week’s free game on the Epic Games Store is, in fact, just Hue. That would make more sense if it was something big like Grand Theft Auto or something equally in the realm of a blockbuster triple-A. Some have taken this as a use of the game to attract attention to the storefront, a claim I don’t believe is entirely true or holds much value. Instead, the game will release at a later date and will be made available through purchases. In a supposed decision on the part of the team at Epic, the previously announced Conan Exiles will no longer come to the storefront for free. Yes, once again before starting to talk about the game that is available, I must talk about the brief statement Epic put out before this week’s game released onto the store.
Now we’re onto the ever-changing free Epic Games Store games. Wednesday, I put myself through the monthly hell of writing about all that is part of Twitch Prime for July, and Taylor spoke of the Nintendo President, Shuntaro Furukawa, apologizing for persistent joy-con issues. Tuesday, Taylor spoke about some pirate’s tale of some guy called Guybrush, while Zoë spoke about the Cyberpunk 2077 anime that’s in the works by CD Projekt Red and Studio Trigger. On Monday, I covered the Twitter Placeholder mess for Fable & Perfect Dark.
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