He'll arrive with his weaponry and sunglasses-wearing goons to take out with the power of weather, in a series of brilliantly bizarre encounters that are less 007 and more H207. Aimed at a younger audience but with additional challenges for the older and more seasoned player, Rain on Your Parade is a simple, funny and visually pleasing game. Here is our review on Rain On Your Parade. Where Untitled Goose Game let us honk at people, Unbound Creation’s Rain On Your Parade gives us control over a jerk cloud who seems to take pleasure in ruining people. Aimed at a young audience but with challenges for the seasoned player, Rain on Your Parade is a simple, funny and visually pleasing game. It gets even more bananas when the story introduces a weather-hating antagonist too, by the name of Doctor Dryspell, who you'll need to vanquish if you ever want to reach Seattle. LifeisXbox’s Rain On Your Parade review This type of game, where you play as a malevolent yet kind of cute being, is seemingly becoming an indie favourite in recent years. It means that Rain On Your Parade continually surprises with its plethora of ways to have fun - and reign down chaos on unsuspecting hoomans. I found myself regularly chuckling away at the developer's impressive ability to combine the weather-based gameplay with other genres and mechanics.
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It’s crammed full of references, nudges, and winks to a range of films and games. There's even a lengthy Zelda-inspired level that is truly brilliant. Rain On Your Parade is desperate to be loved. While Rain On Your Parade might not be the longest game, the sheer variety presented within the Rain On Your Parade's circa four-hour run time is honestly staggering, with few ideas used more than once and levels pulling from plenty of different source materials including games like Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hills, and Katamari Damacy. (Image credit: Unbound Creations) Seattle Reign
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