Sir Whoopass Immortal Death Review (Steam)



For our Sir Whoopass Immortal Death Review where we Meet Sir Whoopass, the hero from the small indie studio Atomic Elbow, who due to a series of hilarious and poor life choices manages to bring chaos and disarray to a utopian world. He must find The Legendary Villain-Beating Artifact™ to vanquish The Immortal!

Sir Whoopass Immortal Death Review Pros:

  • Decent graphics.
  • Download size.
  • Steam achievements.
  • Controller support.
  • Graphics settings – resolution, v-sync, Windows mode, graphics preset, render scale, brightness, a field of view slider, motion blur, chromatic aberration, shadows, shadow distance, vegetation distance, ambient occlusion, screen-space reflections, volumetric lighting, environmental quality, and texture quality.
  • Four difficulties – Easy, normal, hard, and nightmare.
  • Can edit controls for both keyboard and controller buttons.
  • Aim assist setting – none, normal, a fair amount, and aimbot.exe.
  • Visual settings – Ui scale slider, enable crosshair, Hud on/off, auto continue loading screens.
  • Controller settings – Haptic Feedback, and Invert Y axis for the camera.
  • In-game cutscenes.
  • Fast forward cutscenes.
  • 3rd person action-adventure gameplay.
  • Lucy is your sidekick skull who can show hidden objects and mechanisms.
  • Dark Souls style combat with learning patterns and blocking and countering.
  • Satisfying loot drops from the explosion of the event to the way you collect it.
  • Excellent voice work.
  • Full of humor.
  • Contains a lot of nods to other games.
  • Save and load when you want from the menu.
  • Garden gnomes replenish health.
  • Amethyst shards are used to buy heavy weapons from a blacksmith.
  • Quick select radials for weapons.
  • The Gnomes gimmick is cool, they run away when released and you eat them, blood and screams and all.
  • Funny items from propeller hats to cans of Whoopass.
  • Earn EXP and level up, choose one of four stats each time – strength, agility, luck, and protection.
  • Pimp my protagonist is where you buy a new outfit including parodies of Transformers, oh, and a Gimp suit.
  • Blacksmiths let you buy new gear.
  • Vending machines for healing items.
  • Hit animals to get drops like eggs from chickens and milk from cows.
  • Breaks the fourth wall and is very self-aware.
  • Play how you want.
  • Enemies will have a level next to their health.
  • Many enemy types.
  • You get throwable weapons.
  • It’s a massive parody experience.
  • So much fun to play.
  • Certain weapons can break certain parts of the world.
  • Many secrets to find and collect.
  • A lot of currency to collect from enemies and chests.
  • Many optional side quests.
  • Main quest lines are generally checklists with objective markers and tick-offs.
  • Get chased down randomly by an IRS (immortal revenue service) agent and pay your taxes or fight them.
  • The world is fascinating as it combines medieval and modern facilities.
  • Day and night cycle.
  • WHOOPASS is a special move you build up with attacking enemies.
  • Many puzzle games from Simon say to slide puzzles.
  • Happy coin machines give loot but can also take your life.
  • It’s just funny seeing gnomes running around screaming.
  • Adds variety with arena battles, stealth sections, and platforming.

Sir Whoopass Immortal Death Review Cons:

  • No benchmark graphics test.
  • The control stick is used as a mouse and cursor which is clunky.
  • Tutorial pop-ups are far and few between.
  • Getting hit makes the screen go great and it’s really disorientating.
  • So many currencies.
  • Performance can be a bit up and down.
  • Bad checkpointing.
  • At times you can interact with things through the walls.
  • The loading upon respawn.
  • Combat takes some time to get used to, early on shield bearers are assholes.
  • Creates many autosave entries.
  • Can be hard to immediately see which marker is for the main or the side quests.
  • All menu navigation with the controller is bad.
  • Loading an area kinda pops in abruptly.

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Sir Whoopass Immortal Death:

Official website.

Developer: Atomic Elbow

Publisher: Atomic Elbow

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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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