The soundtrack fits in perfectly with the game, plenty of upbeat Mexican music that changes with the game too, building up intensity with long combos. Sound is equally good with actors making the most of a truly hilarious dialogue that is so cheesy you will be laughing out loud.
The control scheme is so simple, and it works incredibly well. What really sets Chili apart however is that it is the first game to successfully bring a shooter to the PSP. The levels seem to have been designed so that a single combo could finish a level, however be prepared to pull your hair out as this is an incredibly frustrating task, but so worthwhile when you nail it! High scores are achieved by long combos, stringing together as many kills in a row as you can. Chili takes a fairly standard and cliché story line and puts its own spin on it that is downright funny at times.įor the most part Chili con Carnage is a fairly standard 3rd person shooter however the scoring system is an excellent feature that adds a lot to the game. Over the course of his mission he finds himself tangling with many wacky Mexican crime lords. This sets up a revenge plot which sets Ram on a mission to find and kill those responsible.
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As Ram takes his father his birthday present, a box full of kittens, when an evil villain enters, his father is then murdered by being baled into hay.
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Chili takes everything that was great about Total Overdose, and jams it into a tiny, portable package that fits perfectly.Ī story very fitting of the bizarre name, our hero Ramiro (Ram) loses his father. Chili is a sequel to the little known Total Overdose released to mediocre response in late 2005. A short-lived experience, but genuine fun! Just the second offering by Copenhagen based developers Deadline Games.
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