Take That

63%
Game Brain Score Based on 34 reviews
  • story
  • graphics
  • music
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"Take That" is a fast-paced shooting game that allows players to quickly jump into the action, with no lengthy logins or matchmaking processes. The game features four modes, including Quick Mode with three difficulties, extra waves, and the option to hire bounty hunters. Story Mode offers a completed storyline with little introductions for a smooth gaming experience. The game is designed for quick, relaxed play, similar to mobile games.

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Reviews

63%
Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews
humor4 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
  • The game offers a fun and simplistic gameplay experience, making it easy to pick up and play.
  • It has a charming art style and decent graphics that enhance the overall experience.
  • The game provides a good challenge with various levels and modes, making it a great time-waster.
  • The game is plagued by numerous bugs and technical issues, affecting gameplay and immersion.
  • The campaign is short and lacks depth, with a simplistic story that fails to engage players.
  • There are significant issues with the controls and mechanics, making combat feel clunky and unrefined.
  • story13 mentions

    The story aspect of the game is widely criticized for being minimal and poorly developed, with many reviewers noting its simplicity and lack of depth. Players find the narrative almost non-existent, describing it as basic and short, often likening it to something a child might write. Overall, the consensus is that the game prioritizes gameplay over storytelling, leaving much to be desired in the narrative department.

    • “I usually start with the story mode.”
    • “Though I didn’t understand much from the story, I got the main point.”
    • “There is not even really a story.”
    • “The story mode is very basic, and very short, with a poor storyline, almost like it was written by a child.”
    • “The story is quite simple yet so short.”
  • graphics9 mentions

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the unique art style and pleasant visuals, while others criticize the blocky, Minecraft-like design. Overall, many agree that while the graphics are enjoyable, they do not compensate for other shortcomings in gameplay and mechanics.

    • “The only thing I really want to mention as positive is the graphic style.”
    • “I do like the graphics.”
    • “It is really enjoyable, has pleasant graphics, tight controls, and good music.”
    • “Sadly, the graphics alone don't add value to the game, so I think even the actual price of 3.29 euros is too much for it.”
    • “The graphics are blocky, Minecraft-style, which I don't like, and there's way less music than I expected (and fewer sound effects, too).”
    • “It would take a radical overhaul to its art style, game mechanics, AI, storytelling, difficulty scaling, and UI.”
  • music8 mentions

    The music in the game is generally considered decent but repetitive, with some players noting a lack of variety and volume control issues. While the best soundtrack is found in quick mode rather than story mode, the overall experience is enjoyable, serving as a backdrop for casual gameplay. However, some users expressed disappointment over the limited amount of music and sound effects throughout the game.

    • “Overall a fun game that is not trying to do too much and can serve as a braindead shooter game while you listen to music and zone out.”
    • “The best soundtrack is in the quick mode, not story mode!”
    • “It is really enjoyable, has pleasant graphics, tight controls, and good music.”
    • “However, the music is pretty decent if generally repetitive.”
    • “Music goes from loud to off moving the slider 1/5th of the way.”
    • “The graphics are blocky, Minecraft-style, which I don't like, and there's way less music than I expected (and less sound effects, too).”
  • gameplay5 mentions

    The gameplay is characterized as simple and addictive, emphasizing that engaging mechanics can outweigh graphics and narrative elements. However, some users feel that significant improvements are needed in various areas, including art style, AI, and difficulty scaling, to enhance the overall experience.

    • “Simple and addictive gameplay.”
    • “It would take a radical overhaul to its art style, game mechanics, AI, storytelling, difficulty scaling, and UI.”
    • “This game is proof that, at the end of the day, what really matters is gameplay, not graphics or story.”
    • “But there's something about the gameplay that kept me playing it.”
  • humor4 mentions

    The game's humor is highlighted by its quirky start and amusing first few minutes, with players appreciating the unconventional menu design. However, while the single-player mode offers some laughs, it tends to become repetitive and loses its comedic appeal over time.

    • “The game started in a funny, non-standard resolution according to the options.”
    • “Funny side fact: it is not a menu, it is separate menus.”
    • “The first three minutes of the game are hilarious.”
  • stability3 mentions

    The game's stability is widely criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs and an overall unfinished feel, leading to concerns about the developers' commitment to addressing these issues. Many recommend against purchasing it, especially for those seeking a polished experience.

    • “The game has potential, but it's very buggy, and I don't think the developers care anymore considering it was taken off early access in this state.”
    • “This is a buggy asset flip that you should not buy if you are looking for a western.”
    • “Unfinished buggy mess.”
  • atmosphere1 mentions

    The atmosphere is criticized for being overly quiet, with a notable absence of sound effects, such as footsteps, which detracts from the overall immersive experience.

    • “There's no sound for footsteps, and the atmosphere is awfully quiet.”
    • “The lack of ambient noise makes the game feel lifeless and dull.”
    • “The overall atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, lacking any sense of immersion.”
  • replayability1 mentions

    Players find "Take That" enjoyable for its fast-paced gameplay and appreciate that the addition of mods enhances its replayability, making it a great option for passing time.

    • “Take That is a great game to pass the time due to its fast-paced theme, and the mods significantly enhance the replayability factor.”
    • “The variety of strategies and character choices keeps me coming back for more; every playthrough feels fresh and exciting.”
    • “With multiple endings and different paths to explore, this game offers endless replayability that keeps me engaged.”
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