FUNKO FUSION

Funko Fusion is the hottest property to have burst into the scene of gaming, serving as it does as the most vibrant celebration of fandom. Players get the opportunity to be a part of a unique world where their favorite characters from several media come into violent contact. This third-person action-adventure game by 10:10 Games makes sure that recognized symbols are turned into cute Funko Pop! figures, hence making this in-game universe both lovely and full of action.

A Crossover Extravaganza

At its heart, Funko Fusion is a love letter to pop culture fans. It brings to life, in what feels like the most unlikely of mashups, more than 60 playable characters across more than 20 different franchises. In seamless inclusion, players can swing into action as Marty McFly from Back to the Future, the menacing shark from Jaws, and even the animatronics from Five Nights at Freddy's. Each of the characters comes with their special abilities and charm, making it refreshing with every switch in the gameplay.

It extends into the game's locales—entirely handcrafted worlds from franchises like Jurassic World, The Umbrella Academy, and Masters of the Universe. The intricacy of these levels makes them not only battlegrounds but playgrounds, full of Easter eggs and references to their source materials. Fans will be tickled pink by familiar locations and relished instants from their favorite films and TV shows.

Gameplay That Pops

Funko Fusion doesn't just lean on its charming aesthetics and fan service — it actually backs the look up with some fair game mechanics. A fighting system mixes in ranged and melee attacks, letting players shoot, blast, and whack their way through hordes of enemies. In terms of the combat system, depth comes from the use of different weapons and special moves with each character to make sure that there is room for trying out different playing styles for the characters.

This combat is complemented by puzzle-solving that makes very good use of the character-specific powers. Besides giving variety to the gameplay, it encourages players to try out all the available heroes. Crafting is also well-implemented, allowing players to create gadgets and items that will turn out to their advantage in combat or even provide access to hidden places.

Funko Fusion comes closest to the LEGO video game series, specifically Lego Dimensions. Both are good at combining very different franchises into a single, sensible gaming experience. Funko Fusion stands out, however, thanks to its unique Funko Pop! style and much harder lean into action for its gameplay. Where LEGO games often fall back on puzzle-solving and building mechanics, Funko Fusion has a much greater focus on combat and character abilities.

Pros:

• An impressive roster of characters from varied franchises
• Charming aesthetics from Funko Pop!
• Varied gameplay with fighting, puzzle-solving, and exploring
• Four-player co-op support
• Rich environments full of fan service and Easter eggs

Cons:

• Will overwhelm any person who isn't familiar with having multiple franchises
• Certain characters may seem a bit underdeveloped compared to others
• Longer sessions give way to repetitive gameplay