
But the entry price for said fun requires you to have a love for the first game and a willingness to tough out a somewhat annoying opening act. Unfortunetly, for Santa Claus, he can not fight DeathSpank because he is on the 'Nice List' and Santa can't hurt someone as nice as DeathSpank. He has been corrupted by the Thong of Generosity and will do anything to make Christmas the number one holiday again, even if it means killing those that get in his way. So yes, there’s still plenty of fun to be had in this DeathSpank sequel. Santa Claus is the wearer of the Thong of Generosity and resides on the North Pole. It wasn’t until I found a decent long-range weapon myself in the form of a raygun that the difficulty leveled out, and I started really enjoying the latter half of the game. I was getting really frustrated trying to escape from every other flamethrower, machine gun, or bow and arrow. However, what makes the game harder is that too many enemies have long-range weapons. Coming straight from the first game, the difficulty spike is somewhat welcome. The sequel is also harder in general, especially in the first few areas.
#DEATHSPANK THONGS OF VIRTUE SANTA PC#
DeathSpank - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game. Inventory management wasn’t a big deal in DeathSpank 1, but it’ll consume a lot of your time in the sequel. DeathSpank: Thongs of Virtue (Game) - Giant Bomb. Unfortunately, they fill up your inventory super fast. Because of this hodgepodge of themes, there’s a bigger variety of items and weapons. It’s just a bunch of random ideas all thrown in the same pot. I understand wanting to go all out for a sequel, but the downside is that there’s no unifying theme. It’s got World War II soldiers, pirates, robots, old Western saloons, space aliens, and Santa’s reindeer.

Where DeathSpank 1 excelled at being a riff on the fantasy genre, DeathSpank 2 lampoons everything.

Ruin Christmas (20 points): Kill Santa Claus.

The main problem with Thongs of Virtue is that it simply tries to do too much. guide, FAQ, unlockables, achievements, and secrets for DeathSpank: Thongs Of Virtue for Xbox 360. But that wont be a bad thing for anyone who enjoyed the first romp. Alas, the sequel is not as good, but I still liked it enough to play ’til the end. DeathSpank: Thongs of Virtue is more of the same - same gameplay, same music, same sense of humor. Players will travel through war-torn countrysides, outer space and even the North Pole in an epic battle against an Evil Santa, collecting tons of loot along the way. So of course I immediately jumped into the Thongs of Virtue sequel after beating the first game. puts players in the mighty boots of DeathSpank in his quest to destroy the six mystical thongs which have corrupted those who wear them, and thus the universe. The joke writing improves a lot the further you get into the game, and the action RPG mechanics remain fun and engaging throughout. Player 2 plays a very limited role, and it felt like the majority of the humor boiled down to, “His name’s DeathSpank! Isn’t that funny? He wears a thong! Ha, ha, ha!” But after giving the game another try as a single-player experience, I grew to really like it. I first tried DeathSpank years ago and gave up on it early on, because the advertised humor and co-op gameplay were not that great.
