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Promise Mascot Agency review - a bizarre and unique open-world RPG
Promise Mascot Agency is a delight for - and assault on - the senses. It scratches unknown itches and brings your mind to sneezing point. It's loud and bright and chaotic, packed with collectibles and missions, and you'll spend a good chunk of time traversing its cursed Japanese town in a rickety old pickup van at breakneck speed, glancing at road signs and careening down cliffs, only to be righted again as though nothing had happened once you hit the bottom. Minigames scrapbook the screen with a collage of UI elements vying for your attention, while chipper music and cheers from the crowd keep you on track. Victories result in confetti and streamers, pop-ups drop with a thunk, characters yell and exclaim - the whole thing feels like a party where you're the surprise guest. Continue reading Promise Mascot Agency review - a bizarre and unique open-world RPG MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Promise Mascot Agency review, Best management games, Best open-world games
Promise Mascot Agency is a delight for - and assault on - the senses. It scratches unknown itches and brings your mind to sneezing point. It's loud and bright and chaotic, packed with collectibles and missions, and you'll spend a good chunk of time traversing its cursed Japanese town in a rickety old pickup van at breakneck speed, glancing at road signs and careening down cliffs, only to be righted again as though nothing had happened once you hit the bottom.
Minigames scrapbook the screen with a collage of UI elements vying for your attention, while chipper music and cheers from the crowd keep you on track. Victories result in confetti and streamers, pop-ups drop with a thunk, characters yell and exclaim - the whole thing feels like a party where you're the surprise guest.
