Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo Review (KFC Nimbus)
Everyt ime I boot this game I get a feeling. Its that feeling kind of feeling that I got when I first heard of this game when I was 20. I could never figure out how to find any of the animals, but the games graphics are quite possibly the most realistic graphics I've ever seen. No matter how drunk I get, no matter how good my days been, I can't beat this game. It takes so much willpower, so much brainpower, and quantum theories trying to find each animal to save in this landscape of uncertaintude. Every time I look into Putt Putts eyes, he stares back uncaring and happy, almost like he got the animals lost in the first place. I believe Putt Putt has a hero complex, starting problems just to fix them for free things or to take credit for solving the problem he secretly made. I believe Putt Putt was born in his world to just cause problems that harm others so he can save them with some sort of sick, disgusting pleasure he gets for endangering everyone he comes across. Its like he uses you as a vessel to control his actions in order for you to play part in his sick fantasy of harming others and then saving them, almost like a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde character, its actually quite sickening to think about, and quite the moral question. I believe that this game is quite possibly a 100/10 for its moral questions and how you play as both the villain and hero of this wonderfully made game, and the moral boundaries are pushed so far that it even leaves you questioning if you are performing good deeds, or just fulfilling Putt Putt's sick desires and his hero complex.