


#Deathspank the baconing bearbus plus
This is a massive plus and something more games should offer. There is, naturally, delicious co-operative play and at any time a second player can drop in (local). Now, I did do my homework, and it seems The Baconing follows along the lines of its predecessor and makes use of the same systems. Most quests and side quests are simple matters of defeating a beast and bringing a trophy back to the quest giver, but there are exceptions and this is when The Baconing truly. Now, don't worry, it's not rocket science, but lacking some prior knowledge I found myself in a bind a couple of times. What The Baconing has that most action-RPG's lack is not just the humour, but the occasional puzzle to force you to use your little grey cells.
#Deathspank the baconing bearbus series
While I've previously taken a casual interest in DeathSpank this is actually the first time I've sat down with a game in the series and given it some serious time. Along the way you'll meet corrupt politicians, obnoxious princesses and the occasional obsessive compulsive adept.

Now DeathSpank must traverse the lands in search of the holy bacon fires, the only means of which he can rid the world of the thongs. Our hero DeathSpank made an oopsie last time around when he went ahead and put on all thongs of virtue at once, and thus he spawned the evil (but rather handsome) giant clone of himself - Anti-Spank. Most things are just as they were in the previous titles, your standard action-RPG trek spiced up by humorous dialogue and a world unlike your typical cliché ridden fantasy romps. Well, some may have grown tired of him, and in many ways this is the one major shortcoming of The Baconing. Have we already grown tired of DeathSpank? DeathSpank is back for his third adventure just shy of fourteen months since he first saw the day of light, and one has to ask whether this piece of delicious bacon is worth the royal sum of 1200 Microsoft points 15 dollars or equivalent.
