The mutilation is still just as prevalent in this game as it is in Wrestling Encore. Throwing punches, picking up weapons and grappling opponents is a smooth, handy process – not to mention ultra violent. Unlike Grass Roots, though, the engine doesn’t feel clunky or difficult use in Hard Time. So that means that you can pummel, grapple and use plenty of weapons. Hard Time is still running on the same engine that powered former MDickie titles such as Grass Roots, or his infamous Wrestling Encore. However, you can dish it out just as much as the guards are willing to pummel the living snot out of you. If you’re supposed to be in your cell and you don’t, then prepare to get a beat down from the guards. What’s cool, though, is that you don’t have to do anything the “Wardens” tell you to. From having to be in your jail cell before 10:00PM, to meeting in the cafeteria during dinner time. The entire game is played in pseudo-realtime (e.g., The Sims, Grand Theft Auto, etc.,) and daily events take place at specific times. Trust me, it’s a lot harder than what I just described.Īfter you get done creating your character and choosing his crime (i.e., assault, rape, theft, boidly harm, murder, terrorism, etc.,) it’s time to move into your cell. But for the most part, Hard Time is a prison game that has players vying to count down their days behind bars while trying not to die. Now for you toss-salad geeks out there, I’ll set the record straight by saying that Hard Time DOES NOT contain any soap dropping.or so, as far as I’ve played it doesn’t. In this particular case, MDickie is challenging gamers with a violent and somewhat controversial look at prison life in his latest outing, Hard Time. This guy manages to find the most exploitative ways for gamers to interact with some of the most oddest gaming genres around.
Mike Dickie, in my book, is the independent equivalent of Rockstar Entertainment.
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