My only complaint about this is when you need to make a tiny change to your throw - it's very hard to make a small change. It's a very simple system and, while it has echoes of the old cursor key controls in games like Scorched Earth, it makes for a much more gentle and accessible game. Basically you hold your finger down and slide it up and down the landscape orientated screen for the angle, with left and right to alter the power.
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Right there is probably the key component of the game - because the grenades bounce around the landscape - where birds just crash and stop, grenades are much more susceptible to rolling around the levels, and with a long fuse you're going to need to think carefully (or experiment a lot).Īs you'd expect, you have a very basic tutorial taking you through the first few levels, showing you how to change the angle of your throw and the strength you put behind it.
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Lots of games structure their rewards this way throwing things into the sky has been the staple of many games rolling balls around a landscape with physics isn't unique and the graphics look to be an update from Green Beret. Oh and you got up to three medals depending on how skilfully you completed the level.īut keep playing and you find that while there are similarities, they're in the eye of the beholder. I was selecting the strength and launch angle of grenades, they were bouncing round the landscape, and exploding after a set time. In a way it is, but after playing for a bit, the mighty eagle in the room popped up and I started to think this was a bad cover of Angry Birds. On reading the colour text on the Ovi Store, my mind was expecting a "patience/solitaire" version of Worms, with grenades being thrown around by your soldier trying to take out other soldiers. So is there anyone else who knew Matt or used to watch his videos? Any info regarding the man himself or where to find any of his videos again would be appreciated.Do remember this, because after a few levels of playing Fragger, I thought the opposite. I used to rewatch his Tomb Raider 2 & 3 walkthroughs a lot, especially during the lockdown period. Just thought about writing it all down here since this is the only forum that I really use nowadays. Those videos will surely live forever in the memories, that's for damn sure. It's still unclear as to why he decided to delete everything.
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That's all understandable and is a fair decision, but he could have left his years of nostalgic content as an archive for the community. One of which mention that he is thankfully okay and has taken this decision by choice he wanted to probably focus on his job as a more stable source of income or something. and his entire archive of content has been taken away from the community.Ī few videos made by his fans can be found on YT. an artist lives forever through his content that he/she puts out there for others to enjoy. Usually when content creators and artists leave like this, their fans can still watch or listen to their content. His disappearance has put all of his viewers and fans in state of grief. Quality content at its finest on a channel so underrated. His walkthroughs were brilliant, his commentary was hilarious, his videos were. There are other channels with TR walkthroughs and gameplay videos as well, but nothing comes close to what his videos had to offer. Apart from that, he finished a few of the Classic Tomb Raider 1 maps blindfolded on stream, can you believe that? Moreover, he streamed and made videos on the amazing custom levels made by the good community. No medpack / No reload runs were some of his finest videos on the channel. He had videos of completing those entire games without using a single Medpack or saving the game in-between. He knew each and every map of almost all classic Tomb Raider games (TR 1 to 5) in and out, including all the secrets and other tips & tricks.
His channel was unique because of all the epic content. and it's unbelievably upsetting to not being able to find those videos anymore. It was a goldmine for classic Tomb Raider fans. I remember immediately subscribing to him for the quality of videos that his channel had. I came across his channel a few years ago when I was searching for some Tomb Raider 2 walkthroughs out of pure nostalgic reasons. His YouTube and Twitch channels along with all of his other social media pages seem to have been deleted.
His channel is nowhere to be found his years of amazing content is all gone.
He seems to have disappeared from the face of internet since, I believe, December 2020. His content was unbelievably entertaining and quite unique as well. So there was this YouTuber named Matt who used to play and stream classic Tomb Raider games on his channel Badassgamez.
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