Freddy Spaghetti Review (PlayStation 5)
Meet Freddy. Freddy is spaghetti. Oh, and conscious. Follow along with Freddy’s story as you plunge headfirst into challenges and obstacles.
Pros:
- Decent cartoon-like graphics.
- 297.6MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Graphics-vignette, saturation, brightness, and ambient occlusion.
- Full narration.
- Action gameplay.
- Controls–aim with the stick then alternate with the shoulder buttons to move or hold to jump.
- Trophy after each level.
- Fast paced action.
- Levels vary from smashing things up to navigating the environment to running away from the police.
- Humor throughout.
- Level select.
- Levels are timed.
- Clever ideas.
- Looks brilliant.
- Cartoon like soundtrack.
- Fun to play.
- Goal-do a certain task then get to the blue circle exit.
- Clever little parts where you type on a keyboard.
Cons:
- The tutorial is basic.
- No camera controls or helps with exit direction.
- Can’t see the game timer.
- Little replay value.
- Controls take some getting used to.
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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 - 8/108/10
Summary
Freddy Spaghetti is a fun game! You play as a piece of spaghetti and can go around causing absolute Mayhem. Initially, after the first batch of levels I felt like it would be tedious and kinds of boring but then it goes Darkside and has you smashing up the town, escaping police and all sorts. Yes, the controls are awkward but they make sense once you get used to them. The controls will kill your hands as you get a real good little workout actually. Levels are timed and that’s fine but with no leaderboards or even in-game notifications, it’s hard to really care or give much time to it. I say Freddy Spaghetti is a good little game that is worth playing just for its absurdity and hand muscles workout! Oh, and an easy Platinum trophy is always nice.
