It’s any number of 8:30pm forgettable TV comedy panel shows on BBC1. So yes, Freddy Spaghetti 2 is bang average. Perhaps they figured the first game didn’t sell too well due to the whole signal/noise ratio and discoverability on the PSN store, but fucking hell, at least try to make it look like you’re bothered. After the admittedly occasionally teeth gnashingly difficult levels of the first game, it all adds to the feeling that Playful Pasta simply couldn’t be bothered to put any real effort in here. Only the levels are all set in the office environment and some are so short as to be pointless.Īs well as being short, most of the levels are entirely devoid of any sort of challenge.
How this pans out practically is levels are interspersed with vox pops to camera, a little like the cutaways in The Office TV show. Across its forty levels, Freddy Spaghetti 2 is the story, such as it is, is that Freddy needs to get a job. Unfortunately it seems that Playful Pasta couldn’t really be that bothered with any sort of variety. So you might think that Freddy Spaghetti 2 would stick to the same formula. They required a fair bit of skill to negotiate the levels and while a platinum trophy was never in doubt, it didn’t feel like an overly easy effort. One of the good things about the first game was the imagination and sheer variety on offer across the fifty levels on offer. You might then conclude that a sequel would be more of the same.
#FREDDY SPAGHETTI HAS BEEN CANCELLED PS4#
Augin PS4 / PS5 / Reviews tagged lazy sequelitis / pasta / ratalaika / this joke isn't funny anymore by Ianįreddy Spaghetti was an unexpected delight from Ratalaika Games and Playful Pasta at the tail end of 2020.
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