Love this game. Is Shank/Shank2 worth picking up?

[SenMithrarin85]

As above.

[Tominator]

Played and enjoyed both of them. Though they are quite different to MotN gameplay-wise, as they are straight-up brawlers without any stealth or such.

[Tominator]

Hey, in case you decided to get them: Shank 2 is 1,99 € on Humble ( https://www.humblebundle.com/store/promo/drmfreedom ) for the next 24 hours.

[Leonard]

I asked myself the same thing but i already have both from Humble Bundles.Now my question is what i should play first.I ask here because you seem to know whats up XD

[Tominator]

You mean, Shank 1 or 2 first?
2 is most certainly an improvement over 1, but both are pretty neat and rather short, so just to play through the story right, I'd definitely play them in chronological order.

[Leonard]

Originally posted by Tominator:

You mean, Shank 1 or 2 first?
2 is most certainly an improvement over 1, but both are pretty neat and rather short, so just to play through the story right, I'd definitely play them in chronological order.

Ok,thank you.I hope i will like them(and will actually be playing them instead of other games XD)

[Grisly]

The shank games are pack with loads of hack n' slash action. It's fun, but it's not really comparable to mark of the ninja IMO. No stealth in Shank whatsoever

[SenMithrarin85]

Originally posted by =Blood Hound=:

The shank games are pack with loads of hack n' slash action. It's fun, but it's not really comparable to mark of the ninja IMO. No stealth in Shank whatsoever

I wasn't comparing them to MoTN in that sense, as they are two different genres. I meant to say are they worth picking up as beat-em up. Sorry for any confusion.

[CriminalSlang]

Pick'em both up. I don't own them on steam but I've beat both on PS3.

[Velpro]

The Shank series is very similar in style and art, but the gameplay is different.
In Shank it is basically a sidescrolling shooter, while MotN is a little more strategic...