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Light Up The Night Using The All New LED Beach Balls
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2021 13:41:33 -0400
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onami's iconic Contra series, while also taking heavy inspiration from the =
rubber hose animation style that was prominent during 1920s- and 1930s-era =
cartoons. If you're familiar with the Contra series' fast-paced gameplay, t=
hen Cuphead should feel right up your alley: the titular protagonist and hi=
s brother Mugman must best a wide variety of perilous stages and bosses to =
complete their quest. Cuphead lacks the expansive level design featured in =
Contra and other genre classics, but the hardcore action game gives you a b=
eefy list of complex and satisfying boss fights to overcome, a la Treasure'=
s beloved Alien Soldier. Devil's Dalliance
Inkwell Isle is a magical realm where people, animals, plants, and in=
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er Mugman venture into the Devil's casino, in a storybook-like location tha=
t mimes Pinocchio's adventures in Pleasure Isle. Cuphead and Mugman are bli=
nded by riches, and eventually gamble their souls away to the Devil. Instea=
d of claiming their souls, however, the Devil has the boys collect from deb=
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It turns out that quite a few of Inkwell Isle's denizens owe the Devi=
l their souls, and they are none too happy to part with them. Thus, the sta=
ge is set for Cuphead and Mugman to travel across the game's regions, dispa=
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Shoot to Win
The controls are simple and easy to learn. Cuphead can shoot in eight=
directions, as well as crouch, dash, jump, and perform a special attack to=
deal bonus damage. The game's tutorial teaches you how to apply those acti=
ons, and that's all you really need to know to complete the game; everythin=
g after that boils down to pattern recognition and practice. ADVERTIS=
EMENT
Stages are divided into run-and-gun sections and boss fights. The lev=
els resemble those in the classic 8- and 16-bit Contra games: you run from =
left to right, shooting down waves of spawning enemies and hazards, and jum=
ping over pitfalls to reach the goal. Sadly, there are fewer run-and-gun st=
ages than boss fights, but they are filled with unique enemies, and occasio=
nally present interesting challenges to keep the formula fresh. One stage, =
for example, has you switch between walking on the ground and the ceiling t=
o avoid enemies, while making precarious jumps. Another has you fleeing a g=
iant Cyclops in a race to the goal. Yet another features a brutally difficu=
lt auto-scrolling section that bombards you with enemy attacks. None of the=
se stages break new genre ground, but they are tough, enjoyable, and visual=
ly stunning. While Cuphead's run-and-gun segments are enjoyable, its =
strength lies in the boss fights. Each of Inkwell Isle's three areas has fi=
ve or more bosses that must be defeated before you can move on to the next =
area. Boss encounters are lengthy, multi-stage gauntlets that demand master=
y of both offensive and defensive tactics. Early boss fights see the big ba=
ds repeat one or two attacks during each form, and only switch through thre=
e or so forms throughout the fight. That said, some boss fights having five=
or more forms that pepper you with intense bullet patterns. You have=
three health points by default, which lets you make three mistakes in any =
stage or boss fight before dying. This forces you to familiarize yourself w=
ith the enemy patterns and boss mechanics, because there are no mid-level c=
heckpoints. If you lose all your health during an attempt, you need to rest=
art from the beginning of that stage. To take some of the edge off of the d=
ifficulty, you can purchase upgrades with coins you collect throughout the =
game, which give you new shot types, health perks, and defensive abilities.=
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A chaser shot, for example, act like homing missiles, but they are we=
aker than Cuphead's normal peashooter shot. The spread shot deals more dama=
ge than basic shots, but has extremely limited range. Other perks include t=
he smoke bomb, which makes your dash invincible, and the heart, which gives=
you one additional point of health, but drops your damage output slightly.=
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he game you should be able to purchase all perks. Cuphead (for PC)
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Cuphead's most unique mechanic is its parry slap, which lets you defl=
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attack card, which you spend to perform power super moves. Parrying is limi=
ted to pink projectiles exclusively, so it won't work on most bullets throw=
n your way. Generally, pink projectiles are incorporated into a boss' assau=
lt to allow you to build up special attack cards throughout the fight, howe=
ver I find that parrying is much too risky to attempt in most scenarios. Wi=
th such a limited number of health points, and with the onslaught of bullet=
s and attacks generally thrown your way, it is almost always safer to build=
up your special attack cards through shooting and avoiding damage normally=
, rather than parrying and risking damage. Cuphead also has two-playe=
r co-op action, but this is limited to local play. In co-op mode, Cuphead a=
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yer can carry their own weight without being a burden to the other. In addi=
tion, if one player dies, the surviving player can parry slap the dead play=
er's ghost to give him or her an extra health point. This becomes increasin=
gly harder to do the more it happens during a fight, so by the third time, =
the ghost will usually leave the screen much too quickly to be revived. Sti=
ll, it's a highly satisfying way to play Cuphead, and is a good way to miti=
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length. This is more of a minor nitpick, however, but it is something I wo=
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Looney Toons
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llie, all come to mind. Even Cuphead's fictional setting, Inkwell Isle, pla=
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te uncontrollably at times. I played Cuphead with a controller, and t=
he game lets you to extensively customize the button layout to suit your li=
king. Keyboard controls are viable, and just as customizable, but I preferr=
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njoy Steam Acheivements and Steam Cloud Saves. Classic Charm
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price tag, Cuphead has much to enjoy, for old school run-and-gun fans and a=
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