ລົດໄຟໃຕ້ດິນ | Futurama | ວິທີຫຼີ້ນ, ການຫຼີ້ນເກມ, ບໍ່ມີຄຳອະທິບາຍ

The Futurama video game, released in 2003, offers a delightful plunge into the absurd world of Planet Express. Developed with significant input from the show's creators, it features the original voice cast and new animation, effectively feeling like a lost episode. The plot sees Mom seizing control of Earth by buying Planet Express, forcing Fry, Leela, and Bender to travel back in time to prevent it, though this ironically creates a time loop. The game itself is a 3D platformer with shooter elements, allowing players to control Fry, Bender, or Leela, each with unique skills. Despite mixed reviews praising its humor and authenticity, some criticized its gameplay mechanics. The Subway level, the third in the game, plunges players into the grimy underbelly of New New York. After navigating the sewers, players, as Fry, emerge into dimly lit, graffiti-covered tunnels. The atmosphere is palpably decayed, with muted colors contributing to a menacing, industrial feel, all rendered in the show’s signature cel-shaded style. Gameplay here combines third-person shooting with platforming. Armed with a laser gun, Fry faces off against hazardous material-suited enemies, some wielding slime guns, others bats, demanding players adapt their combat strategies. While the combat can feel a bit clunky, a common critique of the game, the platforming requires careful navigation across platforms and through abandoned subway cars. Collectibles like cash and, more importantly, hidden Nibblers, encourage thorough exploration. The narrative of the level is primarily driven by the overarching plot, but Fry's signature one-liners, delivered by Billy West, maintain the show's comedic tone. The Subway level effectively captures the aesthetic and spirit of Futurama, providing fans with an immersive, albeit mechanically imperfect, interactive experience. More - Futurama: https://bit.ly/3qea12n Wikipedia: https://bit.ly/43cG8y1 #Futurama #PS2 #TheGamerBayLetsPlay #TheGamerBay