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Rubberhose games No.744564481
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Why is Cuphead the only game to leave any lasting impact from the semi-recent 30s cartoon aesthetic trend?
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Anonymous
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>>744564481
Cuphead left no lasting impact. The reviewer that couldn't beat the tutorial had more impact than the game itself did, unironically.
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Anonymous
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>>744564481
It's the only game that actually commits to the cartoon aesthetic. Pie eyes and rubber hose bodies do not an old cartoon make, especially when 95% of the visuals don't even make use of that aesthetic to begin with.
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Anonymous
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>>744564527
>several copycats
>cartoon spinoff
>sequel in the works
I'd say it doesn't get much better than that for an indie game.
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