#Space funeral 4 bubsy walkthrough series#

The basic concept of the character is transferred from the previous game and into this one which is now knee deep in development and it seems like none of the Space Funeral fans know (or care) at this point Space Funeral 4 effectively no longer exists. What is it again? Actually I should say “what is it now?” and to answer that question I have no real idea (other than the fact that everyone in the game is renamed for copyright purposes). There’s also Sqrly Jack’s retooled version of Space Funeral 4 minus Space Funeral where it’s now. This isn’t the only Bubsy “Reboot” on the horizon. His new game isn’t out yet but it looks very boring albeit more mechanically stable than Bubsy has probably ever been. Bubsy’s brief appearance is just a footnote in his return to the gaming scene which I’ve mentioned not that long ago along with my post where I tarred and feathered him for being the shameless, incompetent, stupid, redundant, annoying, badly designed, aberration that only exists now because he is the very remnant of the worst of the Mascot Platformer era. You really only need the story and the gameplay is just an excuse.īut that’s all hypothetical now. Nobody plays Space Funeral for the RPG mechanics. It also wouldn’t involve Bubsy and I would get rid of the grinding.

It would have been a lot harder to write despite it being a retread of the first Space Funeral.

#Space funeral 4 bubsy walkthrough series#

The important bit probably required fully imitating and recycling the rest of the series while having yet another commentary on art critics that doesn’t really come together until the end again. I think there is a universe where Space Funeral 4 was well received while still having the furry angle. Nor is it strictly the character from Arcane Kid’s Bubsy Museum experience.īut it technically has the same past and it was supposed to be one of the main characters from Space Funeral 4, a washed up video game icon that has gone through the ringer and is in some relatively unknown game franchise as a last chance to revive her (his?) career. It’s not the Bubsy Mysteriousmrtheenter or SomecallmeJohnny reviewed. There are also other odd aspects to the Bubsy character. So Bubsy is in this game and it also has furries and brony references and even references to it’s detractors although they are disappointingly made into strawmen (and again they aren’t surreal or lacking in coherence when relating this to real life). One of the Lions was randomly called Bubsy but this Bubsy appears to be the one from the titular franchise as opposed to Space Funeral 1. On top of that the game introduces a lot memetic humor that isn’t put through the filter of surrealism and it loses a lot of darkness as well and it mostly becomes satire although I don’t quite understand how it wants to approach the most dynamic element in the game, Bubsy.īubsy was in Space Funeral 1. Namely it has much better artwork which curiously clashes with the theme of Space Funeral. It’s done by Sqrly Jack and it’s very different to the other games. Space Funeral 2 is merely a tribute and Space Funeral 3 is considered a true sequel and Space Funeral 4. The sequels to Space Funeral however were all fan creations. It’s a criticism of artists who feel there is a meta to art that they have to adhere to and while the game puts you on a path to reinforcing that meta you ultimately walk away appreciating all the faults in the game a lot more than you did when you started playing. The humor of the game is that there’s no motivation for the player character to fix everything, all the strange stuff in the game is accepted by the majority of the characters and fixing it just means you’ve stripped the world of it’s identity.

The strength of the game is that it’s couched in a very familiar system (being RPG maker) and thus you can kind of see the seams of what the game is supposed to be which clears up any mystification of how things operate. Very little in the game makes real coherent sense if you apply it to any sort of real world logic which I would consider a grievous mistake. Space Funeral is what I would call a Surrealist Dark Comedy about creativity with a bit of satire for the audience. It all starts with a game called Space Funeral. So we’re looking at another Youtuber and this one is special because it has almost no videos and only a few thousand subs but it has a very interesting story behind it that has to do with another topic I’ve apparently found myself wrapped up in.