Donuts N Justice Review (PlayStation 5)

Our Donuts N Justice Review takes us to the streets of 1980s America, Blast ammo or toss grenades at hoodlum punks. Takedown the head honchos of the syndicates terrorizing these streets.

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Donuts N Justice Pros:

  • Pixel art graphics.
  • 91.30MB download size.
  • Platinum trophy.
  • 2D shooter gameplay.
  • Basic tutorial.
  • CRT filter option.
  • Two-player local support.
  • Nice soundtrack.
  • Three difficulties- Thumbsucker, normal, and Nuck Chorris.
  • Nine guns to discover and use.
  • Hats- give buffs like do more damage or get more money, etc.
  • Shop- where you buy hats.
  • Enemies drop ammo, power-ups, and cash.
  • Crates- Give a random unlocked gun.
  • Four levels.
  • Five boss encounters.
  • Drop-in and out co-op.
  • Two game modes- main game and boss rush.
  • Full stats screen.
  • Five secrets to find.
  • Very easy Platinum trophy.
  • Accessible for new players.
  • Simple controls- buttons shoot left or right and a grenade button.
  • The game is an auto-scroller.
  • Bulletproof vests will protect you from bullets.
  • You see the boss health bar.
  • Fast respawns.
  • Donuts can heal health but green gone off ones will damage you.
  • Cool locations.
  • Combo announcer.
  • Constant checkpoints.
  • Flashing warning icon when a hostage is approaching.
  • Nods to classic characters and vehicles of the era.

Donuts N Justice Review Cons:

  • No replay value.
  • Very short game.
  • The platinum trophy is basically given away.
  • No online co-op.
  • Cannot rebind controls.
  • Never straightforward on how you save hostages.
  • The game doesn’t explain all the rules and mechanics at play.
  • No character select.

Donuts N Justice:

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Developer: FobTi Interactive

Publisher: Ratalaika Games S.L.

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Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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