BEHEMOTH Review (Steam)
BEHEMOTH Review, It’s raining baby chickens and peck-uliarly large fruits! Flap your wings as hard as you can, secure your flock in the nest, and collect as much candy corn AS CHICKENLY POSSIBLE! Dodge ‘n flap your wings in this new arcade extravaganza from The Behemoth! In BEHEMOTH, you become one with the chicken to secure your flock in the nest and collect as much candy corn as possible!
BEHEMOTH Review Pros:
- Decent cartoon-like graphics.
- 83.78MB Download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Full controller support.
- Graphics settings – resolution, window mode, v-sync, anti-aliasing, max framerate, and adjust screen position.
- Full character customisation for – color, crown, eyes, beak, wattle, body, tail, and feet.
- Casual flap ’em up gameplay.
- The game has you flying around and collecting chicks as you go through the auto-scrolling level. Your goal is to put the chicks into nests to bank them.
- The end-of-run breakdown shows the history of your run, the distance traveled, etc.
- Game time is shown.
- Anything red-edged in the world will cause you to lose chicks attached to you.
- Has a Katamari meets Flicky vibe to it.
- Food will drop and can hinder or help you, it could trap you hit you off course, or drag you down.
- It’s very bite-sized and addictive.
- A game that is perfect for a palette cleanser.
- Online leaderboards support.
- Such a bizarre game.
- Collect and use power-ups.
BEHEMOTH Review Cons:
- No real tutorial.
- Cannot remap the controls, I mean it’s only one action and it’s attached to many buttons but I gotta let you know.
- Little variety on long runs.
- I still from time to time get confused about what does what etc.
- You are only unlocking customisation items.
- The game world is the same every time.
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BEHEMOTH:
Developer: The Behemoth
Publisher: The Behemoth
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Graphics - 7/107/10
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Sound - 7/107/10
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Accessibility - 7/107/10
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Length - 7/107/10
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Fun Factor - 7/107/10
Summary
Behemoth offers a delightful blend of cartoon-like graphics and casual gameplay, making it a charming addition to any gamer’s library. The game is lightweight, with an 83.78MB download size, and features Steam achievements and full controller support. Players can enjoy a range of graphics settings, including resolution, window mode, v-sync, anti-aliasing, max framerate, and screen position adjustments. One of the standout features is the extensive character customization, allowing players to tweak the color, crown, eyes, beak, wattle, body, tail, and feet of their characters.
The gameplay is simple yet addictive, with a casual flap ’em up style that has players flying around, collecting chicks, and placing them in nests to bank them. The auto-scrolling levels add a layer of challenge, and the end-of-run breakdown provides a detailed history of your run, including the distance traveled and game time. However, anything red-edged in the world will cause you to lose chicks, adding a strategic element to the game. The game has a unique vibe, reminiscent of Katamari meets Flicky, and the dropping food items can either help or hinder your progress by trapping you, hitting you off course, or dragging you down.
Behemoth is perfect for short, bite-sized gaming sessions and serves as an excellent palette cleanser. The online leaderboards add a competitive edge, and the bizarre nature of the game keeps it interesting. Players can collect and use power-ups to enhance their gameplay experience. However, the game lacks a proper tutorial, which can be confusing for new players. Additionally, the controls cannot be remapped, which might be a minor inconvenience despite the simplicity of the single action attached to multiple buttons.
While the game is enjoyable, it does have its drawbacks. There is little variety on long runs, and the game world remains the same every time, which can lead to a repetitive experience. Players only unlock customization items, and the lack of variety can sometimes cause confusion about what each element does.
In summary, Behemoth is a quirky and addictive game with charming graphics and simple gameplay. It offers a fun, casual experience with extensive customization options and online leaderboards. However, the lack of a tutorial, unchangeable controls, and a repetitive game world may detract from the overall experience. Despite these flaws, it remains a delightful game for short, enjoyable sessions.
