| Release: 27 October 2010 Developer: SEGA OS: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 CPU: Core i3 2120 2.0 GHz GPU: 32 Mb RAM: 512 MB Storage: 50 Mb Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
In Decap Attack, the main character is the product of Dr. While trying to create the perfect creature from body parts of different people, he didn't think about how best to attach his head. Which bone should it be attached to? How best to fix it? But one day, the villain Max D Cap infiltrated the island and stole all the available body parts to gain complete control over them. And now Chuck, whose head is still out of place, must return what he lost as quickly as possible.The gameplay of Decap Attack is completely consistent with the platformer with all the ensuing mechanics. The character moves through the levels, dodging enemy attacks or simply ignoring them, and trying not to fall off cliffs. This danger remains throughout the entire distance of the path, because the terrain is constantly changing, and it is difficult for gamers to predict what will be behind the scenes. As for the opponents, they do not behave as aggressively as it might seem at first glance. Each of them patrols a certain area of \u200b\u200bspace and will attack only if someone gets there. These can be both small reptiles and large individuals with rockets on their backs. Yes, this also happens, and you should be prepared for it. If the threat cannot be bypassed, you can use that very disobedient head to destroy them. So, Chuck simply launches it along the desired trajectory, eliminating units with the first hit. You shouldn't expect a large crowd of enemies, so the hero can calmly take a comfortable position and hit the target.
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