Except for maybe a bit of unicorn.Īt times, I did find DeathSpank battles to be a bit unbalanced. What’s more endearing to choose to have DeathSpank say something like, "Get in the bag, future criminal." to an orphan he’s just rescued? Nothing. The dialogue between characters, the names of weapons, quests and items and even the sign posts are what make DeathSpank most memorable and stand out. I’d have to say that the most important part of DeathSpank is the incredible script. You can’t forget the Wise Cow – his depth and knowledge is astonishing. Characters like Eubrick, the orques and even ordinary NPCs like the fisherman you encounter early on are defined individuals. I’ve got a fondness for all of the orphan characters, especially precocious little Annie and her long list of desires DeathSpank must provide before she’ll get in the orphan bag. Not to mention there are oodles of side quests, just in case you want to deal out some extra justice for fun and profit.īackground characters in Deathspank have personalities that (almost) steal the show. There are tons of unessential dialogue options available with NPCs. There are more weapons than you’ll ever need in two playthroughs. A journey where he’ll find kidnapped orphans and eventually defeat Lord Von Prong.Ī common theme in DeathSpank is excess. The game begins with DeathSpank visiting the demon witch Heybenstance so he can learn the Artifact’s location and begin his journey to find it. So he trained and dedicated his life to delivering justice and finding the Artifact so he could be a hero. Long ago, he was told that he would come to acquire the Artifact, an artifact of immense power. You can sit and play for a few minutes to complete an unimportant side quest like finding a sock puppet friend for a talking tree, or for hours stuffing kidnapped orphans into a sack.ĭeathSpank is about a warrior who also happens to be named DeathSpank. I’d have to describe the game as a guilty pleasure.
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Oh DeathSpank – I’m so glad you were one of my first PS3 games.
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