Review: Burrito Bison Revenge

Here to help burn away your weekend, Burrito Bison Revenge is a sequel to a previous game, Burrito Bison.  If you have not played that, there isn't much need, this is essentially the exact same game, but expanded and improved upon.  Burrito Bison's wallet was stolen and locked away in a vault by a bunch of gummi bears.  So naturally, to get it back, Burrito Bison must launch from a wrestling ring off of a boss enemy and proceed to get more speed by running into various gummi bears.  Running into any gummi bear will give you money that you can use between launches to upgrade various stats/chances of meeting various gummi bears to improve your chances to break into the vault at the end of four different areas.

This version of the game has added missions for you to try to accomplish on each launch that will give you more money when you complete them.  Aside from the army of regular bears running from you, there are various other gummi bears riding rockets, planes, propeller hats, or cars.  When you run into one of these, a small mini-game of sorts is available to gain even more speed.  You also can perform a rocket slam to try to keep your speed up or control your flight.  You have a limited number of these that regenerate by hitting gummi bears.

The production values on this game are very well done, there is a lot of content, and it has that "just one more" addiction that is the sign of a quality flash game.  Each launch is relatively short and there's always just one more upgrade to buy or one mission to complete.  Just be careful that it doesn't suck away too much of your time.