Obey Me

 Xbox One
Metascore
67

Mixed or average reviews - based on 4 Critic Reviews

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  2. Mixed: 3 out of 4
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  1. Xbox Tavern
    Apr 27, 2020
    76
    Obey Me is a fun and fresh take on the Beat-Em-Up genre. It is quite easy for games in this genre to become repetitive and dull, but with the variety of weapons, moves, enemies and dodging of traps things are kept interesting. The story may seem vague at the start, but it builds things nicely and with some humorous dialogue it does keep you gripped. This is a fun game to pick up and play and is much better enjoyed with a friend.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Apr 27, 2020
    6
    Obey Me is a Top-Down Hack-and-Slash game. You play as Vanessa, a Soulhuntress in the midst of the ongoing conflict between Heaven and Hell,Obey Me is a Top-Down Hack-and-Slash game. You play as Vanessa, a Soulhuntress in the midst of the ongoing conflict between Heaven and Hell, well mostly Hell and Hell. Staying at his masters' side is her Hellhound Monty (I LOVE MONTY). Monty is 100% canine, and his commentary kept a smile on my face most of the game. This is a total button masher, as the better majority of your moves are spam A and add Y or B once and a while. The game has a dark aesthetic very befitting the story and the music meshes nearly flawlessly with it. The game is aimed at playing Co-Op, and the second player controls Monty. Vanessa and Monty both have their own skill tree, as does each of the weapons you find and use as Vanessa. Much like finding the new weapons, Monty will acquire new forms to chose from, this acquisition is also disturbing, and funny. Vanessa and Montys' ultimate ability it fusing together, creating a much more powerful avatar, with new powers and health regeneration. The game is a lot of wash rinse repeat, that can get a bit stale at times. This is the kind of game you play in bursts, enjoy a level, and put it down, then pick it back up later. The controls are something to work with, and until you get the hang of them they can feel inaccurate. Obey Me is a beast of a hack and slash, and fans of the genre will be right at home.… Full Review »
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