Brotherhood United Review (PlayStation 4)

Pick your guns, grab your beer and blast your way through hordes of enemies on this run and gun game as a member of the Brotherhood who leaves no friend behind. Show your enemies that no one messes with the Brotherhood. Unite the Brotherhood.

Pros:

• Pixel art graphics.
• 56.38mb download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Action platformer gameplay.
• Opening tutorial.
• Gameplay-shooter and platformer as you go through levels and rescue your friends.
• Level select menu basic character creator.
• Buy new customisation items using your score as currency.
• Pause menu will show how many enemies are left, how many allies need rescuing, and of course how many you have missed.
• Eight directional shooting.
• Different enemy types like armored ones that need a grenade to break through.
• Health and ammo pick ups.
• Active reload system. Time your reloads.
• Easy trophy list.
• Simple to learn.
• Bite sized levels.
• Earn 1-3 stars based on performance.
• Pick up new guns.
• Cool ammo bar so you know when you need or are about to reload.
• Boss fights.
• Co-op support. (local)

Cons:

• Cold opening with little music and loads of conversations.
• Basic gameplay.
• Little replay value.
• Has random checkpoints.
• The art style makes it very hard to know where platforms are.
• No online co-op.
• A small pool of weapons.
• Does the video game thing of just increasing the enemy count.
• No difficulties options.
• Have to keep pausing the game to see progress.