Sucking up Gunk and listening to Rani and Becks bicker is how you’re going to spend a majority of your time with The Gunk. As Rani cleans up the Gunk with a suction ability, not unlike Luigi’s Poltergust 3000, the alien fauna of this planet springs to life and uncovers paths that will lead Rani to learn the truth of just what happened here. Neither is quite sure what the Gunk is or how it ended up on this planet, but they quickly learn it’s strangling the life out of this rock. These two are not exactly in a good place, and the presence of the titular Gunk isn’t really helping things. As you take control of Rani and her trusty bionic vacuum arm she affectionately calls “Pumpkin”, you’ll listen in on the conversations the two have, learn a bit about their history, and see the seams that are slowly splitting between them. Rani and Becks have a somewhat fractious relationship. Struggling to pay the loan they own on their ship, the two gamble their future and what little fuel they have left following that reading, hoping to score a huge payday and a chance to climb out of poverty. Two scrappers, Rani and Becks, are drawn to the planet by the faintest of energy readings. The Gunk takes place in the deep reaches of space on a desolate rock not yet populated and exploited by humans.
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The Gunk (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S ) Because there are only so many eloquent ways you can say “eh, ’s’alright.” But when the experience is rather blah, the type of game that begins to evaporate from your memory the moment you put down the controller, that’s when this job is at its most frustrating.
With games that you love or hate, it’s easy to find the words that articulate your feelings toward them.
The Industry’s Chris Moyse and I often have conversations about reviewing games and routinely agree on the idea that the most difficult games to review are those middle-of-the-road, milquetoast titles.
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