#Tesla vs lovecraft intro music Pc#

YouвЂ™ll be confronted with hordes of creatures from Lovecraftian stories, from Deep Ones to Shoggoths, and your job is to kill off all of them before moving onto the next level and doing it again. Nothing special there, which is the case with a lot of the gameplay. You also have a teleport which acts as a dodge of sorts. Right trigger handles gun fire, whilst the left trigger deploys your special attack. Controls are the standard twin-stick affair, with left stick for movement and right stick for aiming. Tesla emerges from the building with a pistol in hand and sets about killing off the Deep Ones. Look at that quality! The main game looks much better though. IвЂ™ll be honest, the story is really just there for a vague context and it shows as the cutscenes are pretty terrible, with some вЂ“ at best вЂ“ ropey voice acting. Because Tesla immediately knows whoвЂ™s responsible for no reason at all. Monsters turn up and burn down the building and Tesla heads out to fight them off, find the source of the monsters and stop Lovecraft. Tesla is showing off some new electricity machine (because thatвЂ™s his thing!) and Lovecraft doesnвЂ™t like it. ItвЂ™s a well known fact that Tesla developed an electric shotgun. So there was no way I was going to pass up this one when I spotted it on the Xbox store.

#Tesla vs lovecraft intro music Pc#

I also like a good twin-stick shooter, a genre which is rather over represented at the moment with the sheer number of them doing the rounds on PC and console. Books, movies, games, and pretty much anything with a Lovecraftian twist will get my attention in some way. If youвЂ™re not: I really, really like Lovecraft. You may be familiar with my love for Lovecraft.