Name a game that does water levels well
>>387274678
>shadman
>>387274678
Where is their dick
Do they have both a cat cock and a dog dick?
>>387274678
Megaman games usually do water levels great since you can't drown and the only thing that really changes underwater is that you get floatier jumps.
Sonic 3 (Hydrocity Zone)
>>387274774
But what I hate the most about water levels is floatier jumps and being slow.
>>387275137
It doesn't make you slower though. You just jump higher and stay at the apex of your jump slightly longer.
>>387274678
The one thing Skyward Sword did really well was water, ironically.
The problem with most Water levels is that they focus TOO much on water as a central mechanic. Why change the core gameplay just because the level is based on water? Why make us swim extensively, moon jump everywhere, or beat the breath timer?
Some of the best water levels I've experienced are in Odallus, Bloodborne, Castlevania Bloodlines, Soulblazer, Mickey's World of Illusion, and Chakan. Of those, ONE of them uses the water as an actual mechanic. The rest just use it as scenery with maybe a hazard here and there.
>>387274745
Nowhere. Why else do you think Cat was an angry, miserable asshole
>>387274678
Getting the gravity suit is the best feel ever
Starfy
>>387274678
CoD Ghosts
Fish AI has never been better
>>387274678
Megaman Legends 2 had a fun as fuck water dungeon
Wasn't that Hydrophobia's entire gimmick?
>>387274678
duke nukem 3d
mostly because of how good the underwater controls are
>>387275674
It's funny you mention that since their poop usually comes out of Cats part of the body.
Holdover
G Darius
>>387274678
Ristar
Kirby does it alright.
>>387274678
theres a darksiders 2 level i feel like maybe or maybe im just drunk
>>387274678
How do they poop
>>387274678
CUTE!
I was going to say Ecco, but... no
That isn't true
>>387276259
Darksiders 2 doesn't have a water area.
I've never played the original DKC games, but Tropical Freeze had pretty good underwater levels. Weren't as good as ordinary levels, sure, but they were still fun.
>>387274678
Rayman Origins
>>387276382
>actual swimming mechanics and not just "mash A to swim"
Suffice it to say I was impressed.