Regular Show Best Park In The Universe
Regular Show Best Park In The Universe

Quintel, William Salyers, Sam Marin, Mark Hamill. The daily surreal adventures of a blue jay and raccoon duo that attempt to deal with their mundane jobs as groundskeepers at the local park. 5 Regular Show (2009 - 2017) Regular Show is a Cartoon Network animated series that aired from 2009 through 2017. The series is more of an adult animation-type series that Steven Universe, but still has the same quirky and fun style of humor that fans of Steven Universe and other animated series probably enjoy.

Regular Show: Best Park in the Universe is a beat ‘em up in the tradition of the cartoon show’s 80s and 90s aesthetic. Unfortunately, the game comes with a few issues.

Mordecai and Rigby try to improve the park they live and work at while their boss Benson is away, so when a stranger from space offers to make it the best park in the universe, they take him up on his offer. Unfortunately, this fellow is a bit evil, sending the park into space. So Mordecai and Rigby must try to prove a technicality, that they don’t actually run the park and thus this villainous fellow actually had no right to yank it out of the ground and send it into space. This involves beating up lots of random foes. Yes, this is the first beat ‘em up about a legal technicality.

The game surprisingly apes Castle Crashers by featuring a level-up system with rudimentary ability tree, where points can be spent on new abilities. It adds a surprising level of depth to a game that could have just easily been a mindless beat ‘em up. The controls work surprisingly well, with tapping to move to a specific spot, and swipes to attack in a certain direction, or to unleash special attacks.

The problem with the level-up system starts with the fact that players can switch between Mordecai and Rigby, who each have their own experience bars. See, it’s just that it’s a waste of time to level up the other character. Characters gain so much damage upon leveling up that it’s better to pick one’s preferred character and just go crazy with them. Oh, and the fact that the combo attacks do so much damage from the second attack onward is just absurd.

It becomes a game of singular focus – ironic for a game based on a show about absent-minded slackers – not just on one character, but on one enemy at a time. Or at least one group of enemies at a time, as multiple enemies can be hit at once with the basic attacks. Being backed into a corner isn’t the worst thing in the world.

While I appreciate trying to go with a bigger idea for one of these Cartoon Network games, and the theme totally fits, a lot of work still needs to be done to balance out the game. And I mean a lot of work.

App Store Description:

Ready for the BIGGEST BEATDOWN in the cosmos? Help Mordecai and Rigby battle aliens, monsters and deranged park employees in Best Park in the Universe!

A BRAND-NEW ADVENTURE!
When Mordecai and Rigby agree to an offer to make the park the “Best Park in the Universe,” they end up in the far reaches of outer space! Now they need your help to fight their way free and return the park to normal before Benson gets back.

A BIG BEAT ‘EM UP THAT KEEPS GETTING BIGGER!
Enjoy hours and hours of gameplay as you fight your way through 15 levels across 3 different worlds. And the game will just keep growing, with new levels, new enemies and new characters coming soon in FREE updates!

A BRAWLER WITH CHARACTER!
Play as Mordecai or Rigby, with unique attacks and combos for each of them. Grab XP and level up your character to get stronger, fight better and unlock sweet new moves!

OUT OF THIS WORLD ENEMIES!
Use innovative swipe controls to take down a whole mess of bizarre bad guys. Clash with mutant insects, undead accountants, rampaging gorillas, killer robots and more. Test your skills in titanic boss battles at the end of each world.

FREE UPDATES COMING SOON!
Here are just a few of the added features you can look forward to:
• Two more playable characters, each with their own unique attacks and skills!
• A brand-new world with 5 levels full of new bad guys!
• Endless Enemies Mode—How many enemy waves can you survive?
• Speed Search Mode—Find all the baby ducks as fast as you can!
• Boss Rush Mode—Take on all the bosses in back-to-back battles!
• Epic Destruction Mode—Smash as much as you can before time runs out!
• All at no extra charge!

Battle bad guys from across the galaxy in the BEST PARK IN THE UNIVERSE!

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Regular Show Best Park In The Universe

Rating: :: SLACKERS

This park has some good ideas, but a lot of work needs to go into it to make it live up to its title.

Developer: Heavy Boat and Cartoon Network
Price: $2.99
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 5
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Regular Show: Best Park in the Universe is a beat 'em up in the tradition of the cartoon show's 80s and 90s aesthetic. Unfortunately, the game comes with a few issues.

Regular Show Best Park In The Universe

Mordecai and Rigby try to improve the park they live and work at while their boss Benson is away, so when a stranger from space offers to make it the best park in the universe, they take him up on his offer. Unfortunately, this fellow is a bit evil, sending the park into space. So Mordecai and Rigby must try to prove a technicality, that they don't actually run the park and thus this villainous fellow actually had no right to yank it out of the ground and send it into space. This involves beating up lots of random foes. Yes, this is the first beat 'em up about a legal technicality.

The game surprisingly apes Castle Crashers by featuring a level-up system with rudimentary ability tree, where points can be spent on new abilities. It adds a surprising level of depth to a game that could have just easily been a mindless beat 'em up. Bohemian rhapsody score pdf. The controls work surprisingly well, with tapping to move to a specific spot, and swipes to attack in a certain direction, or to unleash special attacks.

The problem with the level-up system starts with the fact that players can switch between Mordecai and Rigby, who each have their own experience bars. See, it's just that it's a waste of time to level up the other character. Characters gain so much damage upon leveling up that it's better to pick one's preferred character and just go crazy with them. Oh, and the fact that the combo attacks do so much damage from the second attack onward is just absurd. It becomes a game of singular focus - ironic for a game based on a show about absent-minded slackers - not just on one character, but on one enemy at a time. Or at least one group of enemies at a time, as multiple enemies can be hit at once with the basic attacks. Being backed into a corner isn't the worst thing in the world. Show

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