#FREDDY SPAGHETTI REVIEW FULL#
#FREDDY SPAGHETTI REVIEW PS4#

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#FREDDY SPAGHETTI REVIEW PS4#

Crossplay across PS4 and PS5 made for a fun excursion put it that way and never did we feel like Freddy outstayed his welcome.įreddy Spaghetti isn’t a ravioliutionary game but it’s a lot of fun and that shows in the time we had here.

#FREDDY SPAGHETTI REVIEW FULL#

It wasn’t a huge chore besides that stair level we mentioned anyway.Īs we penne’d this review we were conscious of the fact that Freddy Spaghetti isn’t a full fet tucine game, nor did it need to be. You’ll sometimes find yourself hanging off the side of a ledge with both tips of Freddy’s strand inaccessible with no way to move, necessitating a quick restart. Thankfully you won’t have far to falle if you mess up. This is particularly useful during the (thankfully) infrequent platforming levels, as well as during one annoying traversal up a flight of stairs. You can tap to toggle the UI showing which end of the spaghetti strand you’re affecting with the respective trigger. There’s shout-outs to games throughout as well as wry pop culture references.Īs we mentioned, the rope physics model makes for a fun, if occasionally quirky, method of movement. This stops the average player from rinsing the trophies and sacking off Freddy Spaghetti prematurely. This being a Ratalaika release, the trophies come thick and and fast, though refreshingly you have to see out the entire storyline to get all of the trophies. Despite that, as you noodle around you’ll forgive Freddy for his occasionally wayward noodling.

The rope physics model utilised makes for a surprisingly versatile method of traversal, though jumping from one platform to another was rather more frustrating than we expected it to be. Your journey is narrated in similar fashion to Thomas Was Alone or Bastion, though more canned than reactive like in the latter. We’ll spare you the details, but it’s amusingly done. You negotiate each of the fifty levels on offer here across five themed worlds. This lights a fusili in Freddy and he goes on a rampage.įreddy is controlled by the & triggers with direction dictated by the left analogue stick. The whole being eaten thing doesn’t sit right with this particular glutinous strand and he goes pasta point of no return. The setup is Freddy is a sentient strand of spaghetti, living out a serene existence in suburbia until he realises his true purpose. In this, Freddy Spaghetti, from Playful Pasta (aka Tom Mulder) and published by Ratalaika. Again, it’s ridiculous but fun.Decemin PS4 / PS5 / Reviews tagged fuck jar sauces / pasta / ratalaika / spaghetti by Ianįreddy Spaghetti is daft. Controlling Freddy works best in the levels where he has space to operate: these include rampaging through some local gardens destroying every violet in sight, or jumping onto the tops of cars to set off their alarms. One end of him ended up getting wrapped around the gate, or he would coil up – meaning it was too late to pass through without being detected. Some blind luck helped in the end, however I struggled to control Freddy accurately enough to pass through the gate undetected before the sensors came back on. For example, there is a level where you have to pass through a couple of metal detector gates (although they seem to detect spaghetti too), which took me quite a few attempts to complete. However, as the levels get more difficult they expose the inaccuracies of the controls when trying to navigate a cramped space. You can gather some proper momentum if you time moving each end of Freddy well, which sees him break into a sort of spaghetti sprint, if such a thing exists. If you hold both bumpers or triggers down at the same time, and release them, Freddy will launch himself into the air followed by a “whoopeee”, which is incredibly cute for reasons unknown. If you hold these down, you can charge a jump meter to move quicker and clear gaps. For example, the left bumper or trigger can be used to move the left end of Freddy, whilst using the left thumbstick to aim in the direction you want him to go. The triggers and bumpers on each side of your controller will manipulate each corresponding end of Freddy. In terms of controlling Freddy, it’s simple to get to grips with but more challenging to master.

Freddy spaghetti review