In a world where almost every big release is a sequel, Sunset Overdrive is new and fresh. There has never been a previous Sunset Overdrive game.

At a time when every game involving guns is a first-person shooter trying to outdoor Call of Duty, Sunset Overdrive is a first person shooter with a sense of humor.

If you’re thinking about picking up Sunset Overdrive when it debuts on November 28th, here are 3 videos that you must watch to get a better understand its feature and the reason to buy the game.

Feature #1:Sunset Overdrive is Zany-Looking and Funny

This video provides a decent look at the story for Sunset Overdrive. In it we get our look at the creatures that’ll dominate the game and some of the strange weapons users will get to take down the mutant-filled Sunset City.

This video also provides a taste of the sense humor players can expect throughout the campaign.



Feature #2:Sunset Overdrive Is Stuffed Full of Character Customization

Sunset Overdrive’s over-the-top story telling is one way the game hopes that you don’t take it too seriously. Every so often there’s a reminder that it’s a video game, or a joke that implies everything isn’t what it seems. Why Insomniac Games wanted to strike such an irreverent chord with fans is clear: they want users to have fun.

Having fun shooting at enemies is one thing, but having fun just customizing your character is another.

In most games, there’s some light customization, but not too much. Sunset Overdrive’s character customization is so robust that it got its own trailer earlier this year. Everything from panda themed hats to skull and bones masks are at user’s disposal.



Feature #3:Sunset Overdrive Multiplayer

Certainly there’s some fun to be had in Sunset Overdrive’s story. With Chaos Squad multiplayer, users can take the combat system and craziness to the next level though. Chaos Squad supports up to 8 different players linked to together at a time.

Chaos Squad is a pretty accessible way to earn in-game currency for character upgrades. Because weapons purchased with Chaos Squad can be used in the single player game, it’s another way to keep the game going outside of the single player experience.

Players are able to move between the single player and Chaos Squad multiplayer modes by just hopping into a telephone both. There they can meet up with their friend’s characters and choose from one of a few missions.



Based on those videos showing great features alone, not running on PC will not stop Sunset Overdrive to be one of the most exciting Xbox One title arriving in the next few weeks, perhaps maybe the year.

(source:gottabemobile.com)