Possibly you're taking beating the story mode as your goal, and the missions as means of helping you towards that goal in the form of cash bonuses. Spending as much time as possible in cotton-candy form helps, and by the time you get the mission, that shouldn't be very hard. I actually accomplished this feat two or three times before I was assigned the mission. Scarcely impossible rather, a matter of lucky timing. Play Burrito Bison achievements are practically impossible to complete, such as the one that requires that you smash a Lucky Gummy while in cotton candy and in Survival mode (which means you have to max out the Lucky Gummy first, because they don't appear in Survival otherwise.) Over many attempts I smashed them a few times on the rebound, but there's basically no way to get one during the descent.

Launch after launch, Burrito Bison Revenge keeps the wackiness going and the entertainment flowing. This definitely mollifies the repetition of grinding for upgrade cash. There are always body slams to time correctly, cars to hijack and rocket-ships to pilot. Like its predecessor, the game is never content to let you sit back and get bored while waiting for the minotaur to lose momentum and hit the ground. refines the gameplay, quickens the pace, adds a number of new enemies, mechanics, and achievements, but it still feels more like 'Burrito Bison 1.5' rather than '2'. It's a very fun way to past the time, though it does run into the dilemma most games of the launch genre do when attempting a sequel: how do you innovate when constricted by the expectations of the premise? Juicy Beast does all the right things. It's Burrito Bison Revenge, an action launch game from Juicy Beast. Will those darn Gummi Bears ever learn? When you steal the wallet of the angry minotaur that's already crushed your comrades once before, there will be a reckoning.

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