Fashion Police Squad

It's sorta like Doom, except each enemy can only be defeated by one or two of your weapons. I had a stupid smile on my face playing all the way up to the fire enemies. From that point on, I got more and more frustrated with the game and just wanted it over with. The platforming sections go on way too long and combat becomes tedious and unnecessarily and uncharacteristically difficult. If you can get it on sale and play it on Easy, maybe you'll have a better time. I just can't recommend from the last half of the game and that really is a shame. There are some, if I may say, fabulous ideas and artwork here. [h1]The Good[/h1] +Really really great presentation and premise. So much potential. +A few levels and bosses with novel (for a FPS) mechanics +Major boss fights have checkpoints at most phases +Subtle references to other games +Writing caused me to chuckle on occasion +Can fast forward through dialog (useful with more frequent late game deaths) [h1]YMMV[/h1] ~Short but unskippable splash screens ~It'd be 100% family-friendly except for one out-of-place late game enemy type ~Checkpoint save system ~Becomes surprisingly difficult as game progresses. Normal gets Ha…

Enemy spam with very closed corridors and very little space to work with really drags this game down. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing this.

It's not a bad game - I did think it was interesting that you had to use specific guns or tactics depending on the enemy, but the lack of movement options limits the overall difficulty. Even on the highest setting its not much different. Music, graphics, gameplay - outside of its amusing puns - all a bit too mid. There's better boomer shooters out there. If you think this looks interesting I'd say its still worth some attention, but the memorability is limited.

Hey kiddo, Handsome Jack here... and I just played Fashion Police Squad, and apparently somebody looked at the fashion industry and thought, “You know what this needs? A heavily armed police officer who shoots bad outfits with a sewing machine.” Finally. A law enforcement agency I can support. You play as Sergeant Des, and your job is apparently to patrol the streets looking for people committing the unforgivable crime of dressing badly. And honestly, I've spent billions of dollars running Hyperion and I've never encountered a more important public service. Someone's wearing a boring suit? ARRESTED. Someone's pants are too baggy? DEPLOY THE BELT OF JUSTICE. Someone's outfit is lacking color? PAINT GUN. Somebody's socks don't match? DEPLOY EXTREME VIOLENCE. This is law enforcement done properly. The weapons are probably the best part. You've got a sewing machine, a belt launcher, a color-changing gun, and various other fashion-related instruments of destruction. It's like DOOM, except instead of fighting demons you're fighting the horrifying concept of beige clothing. And the enemies are fantastic. Each fashion crime requires a different weapon, so you're constantly sw…

It's a very strange game, but ultimately it was a good time. The main mechanic of the game- having specific weapons you need to use for specific enemies- is mostly cool. Sometimes, in big group fights, it can be easy to get overwhelmed and flustered, but that's also just part of the game's difficulty. The most annoying thing is that the game's difficulty curve spikes hard towards the end, and the final boss fight is a little long and kind of drags on. Ultimately though, the game's presentation, music, and gameplay are all pretty enjoyable and very unique, and I had a good enough time with it that I played it through in one sitting on stream. I'd recommend it!

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