I had lots fun playing it, the in-jokes and references in the game added to the charm as I generally enjoy Family Guy. That being said, some parts were very tedious, the Multiverse Madness mode trophies were a major grind but it was fun once you use the right weapon. I enjoyed single player story but it is not the best that Family Guy has to offer. The challenges mode were really fun though. I played it on local co-op with my brother and we really enjoyed it, especially the last challenge where you had to cover one character while they planted bombs To get the platinum, a guide might be necessary for the collectibles and such. It can be gotten after a day or two of playing.
@@lester3538 thanks for replying :D I've played this game years ago with my brother and cousin on the multiplayer mode it was so fun. But just recently thought about going platinum. But today I played the challenge mode for a bit. And I got to the Christmas challenge. So I'm close to completing the challenges. But the only thing that worries me about the platinum on this game is the "cartoon apocalypse" trophy the one where you have to survive 30 waves. That seems intense trying to survive in one go without dying. But the collectibles and side objectives dont seem that bad. (Well with a guide of course 🤣 but Yet again it's been years since I played the campaign) but usually when i go for platinum trophys I usually to get the annoying trophys out of the way then get to the good stuff. But again thank you very much for replying :D
You’re welcome! The 30 waves are a bit of a grind, I used Brian and the Quahog level. There is a building with a set of metal stairs leading to it just behind the warehouse. It is a good choke point. Brian has a weapon that acts like a lightning gun that arcs through multiple enemies. It really helped. The area also has grenades and health and support character pickup (I think it was the Yellow Chicken). Brian Molotov cocktail grenade does wonders in the choke point. And watch out for the suicide elves, Brian’s shotgun is a good counter.
@@lester3538 hmmm I will definitely take note of that. I thought about using a 2nd controller for an emergency just incase if I die. I can have another attempt on trying to get through the wave. But I'm not sure how that would play. But I'm gunna try to get the challenges and 30 waves done first. Get the grindy stuff out of the way ya know.
@@ratchetguy6069 I'm not that certainbut when I tried the two controller approach, in my opinion, there were more enemies or they were tougher? I'm not that sure hehehe. But just enjoy the madness, dont engage the enemies head on and you'll get through. I really enjoyed the challenges, they were suprisingly fun for me and my brother.
So how was your experience with the platinum? Because I'm thinking about going for it. Just a bit curious to see how it went for you :)
I had lots fun playing it, the in-jokes and references in the game added to the charm as I generally enjoy Family Guy. That being said, some parts were very tedious, the Multiverse Madness mode trophies were a major grind but it was fun once you use the right weapon. I enjoyed single player story but it is not the best that Family Guy has to offer.
The challenges mode were really fun though. I played it on local co-op with my brother and we really enjoyed it, especially the last challenge where you had to cover one character while they planted bombs
To get the platinum, a guide might be necessary for the collectibles and such. It can be gotten after a day or two of playing.
@@lester3538 thanks for replying :D
I've played this game years ago with my brother and cousin on the multiplayer mode it was so fun. But just recently thought about going platinum.
But today I played the challenge mode for a bit. And I got to the Christmas challenge. So I'm close to completing the challenges.
But the only thing that worries me about the platinum on this game is the "cartoon apocalypse" trophy the one where you have to survive 30 waves. That seems intense trying to survive in one go without dying.
But the collectibles and side objectives dont seem that bad. (Well with a guide of course 🤣 but Yet again it's been years since I played the campaign) but usually when i go for platinum trophys I usually to get the annoying trophys out of the way then get to the good stuff. But again thank you very much for replying :D
You’re welcome! The 30 waves are a bit of a grind, I used Brian and the Quahog level. There is a building with a set of metal stairs leading to it just behind the warehouse. It is a good choke point. Brian has a weapon that acts like a lightning gun that arcs through multiple enemies. It really helped. The area also has grenades and health and support character pickup (I think it was the Yellow Chicken). Brian Molotov cocktail grenade does wonders in the choke point. And watch out for the suicide elves, Brian’s shotgun is a good counter.
@@lester3538 hmmm I will definitely take note of that. I thought about using a 2nd controller for an emergency just incase if I die. I can have another attempt on trying to get through the wave. But I'm not sure how that would play. But I'm gunna try to get the challenges and 30 waves done first. Get the grindy stuff out of the way ya know.
@@ratchetguy6069 I'm not that certainbut when I tried the two controller approach, in my opinion, there were more enemies or they were tougher? I'm not that sure hehehe. But just enjoy the madness, dont engage the enemies head on and you'll get through. I really enjoyed the challenges, they were suprisingly fun for me and my brother.
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