Chris Hincliffe of Gamer Attitude shares his thoughts on psychedelic insane platformer Electronic Super Joy: Groove City.
NWR:
There is no game like Electronic Super Joy: Groove City on the Wii U eShop. That may be somewhat of an easy statement to make, but hear me out on this. The plot is all about stopping a gigantic robot stripper from destroying Groove City. How do you do this? By going on a crazy side scrolling platforming adventure and finding her missing laser nipples. The dialogue is quirky and utter madness, but it can easily be missed by quickly passing bystanders. I needed to stop and soak it all in to truly appreciate it!
NLife:
"Electronic Super Joy: Groove City is a weird game. The plot involves a giant robot stripper that loses her laser nipples, and you're trying to get them back so she stops destroying Groove City in a resulting fit of rage. The story matters very little beyond setup purposes, as the majority of the dialogue is delivered through easy-to-miss text bubbles when you pass by stationary characters. Also, since they usually just mutter goofy things anyway, commonly sexual innuendos, it's not exactly imperative that you slow down to follow along. It's a bunch of ridiculousness for the sake of being ridiculous, and you'll either find it entertaining or you'll ignore it and keep focused on the platforming perils ahead."
On January 15, M-rated Wii U eShop title Electronic Super Joy: Groove City will send players on a quest to reclaim Laser-Nipples for a giant robot stripper.
