Run Godzilla
When you fire Run Godzilla up, you’ll be greeted by Adams and Yves seemingly plotting world domination by spawning Godzilla. Yves seems slightly conniving, while Adams seems like a moron, but only because of the insanity coming out of Yves mouth. It seems we are praying for our Godzilla to grow so it can dominate the world through some means that I haven’t quite figured out yet.
There’s a nice easy tutorial to guide you through your hands off adventure, and the music instantly makes this game feel epic. After feeding apples to some friends, you’ll realize that this game is completely off the rails.
Within about three minutes I was racing my Kaiju against other Godzilla competitors, and I had no concept was going on, except that I loved it. There was also lightsaber sounds going off the whole time which was awesome.
Turns out the whole point is to just grow your Kaiju so it can race others. World domination? Na, just speed racing.
Critiques? After being blessed with no ads from CLICKPOCALYPSE II, I felt a bit spoiled, but this was completely reasonable, and anyone playing a game with this depth shouldn’t feel too put out of place. It also felt like I needed to engage a little bit more than I would want to in a work setting.
