Once your tutorial session is done though, you have an inviting open-world to begin exploring behind the wheel of your 'Deuce' a seriously rad hot-rod replete with nitro, plenty of chrome and an all-important 8-ball gearstick. The first 10 minutes or so then sees you learning the ropes and meeting one of the game's key players, Ophelia. Once your game tone is set, things kick off with incredibly funny scripting and voice-acting until Riggs is killed and you find yourself in the land of heavy metal.
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Starting up the game also invites you into the game's comedic styles with immediate in-game options to see all the gore you want, or have it toned down as well as either bleeps over the game's swearing, or the full uncensored gamut. It intros with Jack Black walking 'you' into a record store to check out an ancient metal vinyl, which then becomes your menu (this is the best videogame menu ever conceived, by the way). Suddenly Riggs is no longer in the present, and finds he's been transported back to an age where heavy metal was the overall life-force and he somehow now has magic powers of his own.įrom the absolute outset you know this game is going to be good. One fatal night, however, he's crushed beneath his own creation, spilling blood onto his belt-buckle - a buckle given to him by his dad which apparently has magic powers.
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Eddie's role behind-the-scenes sees him as one of the best in the biz - he knows how to build great stages, fix and string guitars and when needed, clean up behind the boys. You play the role of Eddie Riggs, a roadie for the band Kabbage Boy, a pop-metal act who have no idea what real music is. In fact the sum of its parts create one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences I've had in a long time - it's amazing that at one point in its development cycle Brutal Legend's future was uncertain. It has compelling gameplay, great art-direction, a soundtrack to die for, lovable characters, an intensely engrossing story, tight, comedic scripting, excellent voice-acting, a sprawling world unlike anything you've ever seen and quite possibly the best presentation for a videogame ever.
With this in mind, Brutal Legend really is the complete gaming package. Everyone in my house jumped on and started up their own game, and then when friends rolled around, we couldn't resist showing off Tim Schafer's triumphant metal-inspired beast. Four days into playing Brutal Legend I'd seen the game's opening some 10+ times.
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