Not only that, you’ll come across mummified monstrosities, scary skeletons, ghastly ghouls and even more unsettling undead fiends! You can brave the main story campaign solo or make room for friends and strangers to join your motley crew as you embark on this awesome adventure. Our cast of unlikely heroes are on a mission to seek Seteki, the Witch Queen, and take down her horrific hordes of dastardly dead minions. Strange Brigade’s story is rather generic yet delivered perfectly.
Off I go, on my epic solo adventure into the unknown! The question is, did Strange Brigade manage to keep me entertained with it’s over the top Britishness, even more than We Happy Few, and it’s tip-top combat or was it too cheesy for its own good? Let’s find out… Much to my delight, Strange Brigade is just as much fun to play on your own as it is to play it with up to three other human companions with a seamless drop-in/out process for those who wish to have some company on their epic adventure. Strange Brigade is a great take on the action-adventure co-op genre with the added benefit of providing precarious puzzles for us to peruse as we hunt the horrific hordes of the unnatural undead! I was hooked the moment I laid my eyes on it and I wanted to experience everything for myself without any spoilers or subtle hints at what I’ll be doing. I’d seen the trailer last year and then purposely went radio silent on all the subsequent footage and info thrown around the internet. I had no idea what to expect when I received Strange Brigade from Rebellion late last week.
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