Join private investigator Jack Pepper on a guns blazing, jazz-fueled adventure in MOUSE: P.I. For Hire. MOUSE combines the charm of hand-drawn rubber hose animation inspired by the classic cartoons of the 1930’s with the adrenaline and action of an explosive first person shooter.
This game has both gameplay and style. The high amounts of positive reviews prove, definitively, that it has both gameplay and style.
What you have done is cherry picking, a logical fallacy.
Now, if you don’t like the style or the kind of first person shooter game this is, well… Those are subjective matters. But you’re not talking in subjective terms; you’re saying there is no, or a lack of, gameplay. And that is simply put objectively wrong.
That’s not a preference, and there doesn’t appear to be any evidence that it’s even true. I don’t like or dislike the game, you’ve just made a determination about the game based on literally nothing while all available evidence we do have (the reviews) indicate the opposite.
The reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Out of nearly 2,000 reviews less than 100 are negative at all.
And?
The negative reviews confirmed my fears, it’s a shallow game covered in style.
Get comfortable with people not liking everything you automatically like, that’s how preferences work.
Ahh so you’re just looking for things that confirm your superficial opinion and not look beyond that.
Yes, because apparently you lack any form of ability to think and/or comprehend what you read.
As I’ve said right from the start of my comment chain, I want games that have gameplay, I do not look to style.
I don’t know why you’re having such trouble handling this. Get a grip.
This game has both gameplay and style. The high amounts of positive reviews prove, definitively, that it has both gameplay and style.
What you have done is cherry picking, a logical fallacy.
Now, if you don’t like the style or the kind of first person shooter game this is, well… Those are subjective matters. But you’re not talking in subjective terms; you’re saying there is no, or a lack of, gameplay. And that is simply put objectively wrong.
That’s not a preference, and there doesn’t appear to be any evidence that it’s even true. I don’t like or dislike the game, you’ve just made a determination about the game based on literally nothing while all available evidence we do have (the reviews) indicate the opposite.
I read the reviews which confirmed that it’s a stylish game with not a lot of skill or deep mechanics. Learn to read.
I read the reviews too, 95% of which indicate the opposite. Perhaps you should learn to read.