For this fact alone, I almost rated this game lower, but once you get used to the quirks of the aiming system and allow yourself to just play the game, that's when the real reward begins. This forces you to almost always be jumping through the air constantly while shooting to make the most of the combat system. This is a good solution for this particular part of combat, but you'll find that normal movement makes it more difficult to utilize the auto-aim. The developers solve this problem by automatically putting you into slow motion once you leap in any direction and then at that point moving the analog stick allows you to aim. Mostly it has to do with the fact that Total Overdose (the game that Chili Con Carnage is part sequel, part remake of) used two analog sticks and had you flying in one direction while being able to shoot 360 degrees while still in the air. But first I want go over the little that's wrong with the game. This is a fairly easy review for me to write because I really like Chili Con Carnage and it's fairly easy to sum up why gamers should care about this title. Try: If you haven't ever tried Total Overdose or Max Payne and are picky about humor and/or action in games.Īvoid: If you dislike action games, humor in games or Total Overdose. With that in mind, here's that info on Chili Con Carnage for those who don't want to read a full review.īuy: If you love Max Payne, Total Overdose or action games in general and don't mind humor mixed in. I know most people only read reviews to find out if they should buy, try or avoid a particular game.
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