#VICTOR VRAN MOTORHEAD THROUGH THE AGES PC#
The UI is a nightmare at times as well, it’s clear that this was a PC game. What it comes down to is a stat change, which is a shame seeing as they could have added so many unique weapons that played into the steampunk world, granted there is a lightning gun and with the DLC you’ll have the choice of guitars as well, but it isn’t enough. All the weapon cards look the same, despite some minor changes for the rarer items, shotguns all look the same, and this is true for most of the weapons. Loot is the draw for any ARPG, you’ll want to change your loadout as often as you can to keep the combat fresh, but it isn’t as rewarding as other games in the same genre. It’s cool and having to fight fire-breathing skulls while Ace of Spades is playing in the background is even cooler. If I’m being honest, I would have preferred the entire game be based around a heavy metal world of monsters. It’s plain and doesn’t offer the same uniqueness that the Motorhead inspired-world does. The Fractured Worlds DLC isn’t nearly as good. Both matching up quite nicely, as you’d expect. It oozes with love for the band and the genre, melding together the heavy metal imagery alongside the evil armies of hell. Lemmy Kilmister had contributed before he died in 2015, the band’s guitarist Phil Campbell and the drummer Mikkey Dee also are involved, even Lloyd Kaufman lends his voice to the game, being a close friend to the late frontman. But what we haven’t done is power slid through a mob, strumming to heavy metal while lightning strikes our enemies. We’ve played dungeon crawlers before, we’ve killed thousands of skeletons and spiders, we’ve been there done that. It added that needed pep of originality that the base game just doesn’t offer. The Motörhead world was by far the best, eclipsing the second DLC and even the main campaign. The Overkill Edition brings the Motörhead: Through the Ages and Fractured Worlds DLC with it. I found this refreshing, it was a nice twist to the usual format and meant I could change playstyle whenever I found a new outfit, instead of having to start a new game choosing a different class like most other ARPGs.
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