I finished Cuphead on launch weekend after a laborious and painstaking run-in with King Dice, who is by far the hardest boss in the game. Despite The Legend of Zelda being my favorite video game franchise for my entire gaming life, I now own more Cuphead stuff than even Hyrule memorabilia. My Cuphead love is peculiar in a sense, considering I rarely buy gaming merchandise. I have teeshirts, a hoodie, two blankets, glassware, a water bottle, a Mugman figurine, and a second Cuphead plush my daughter bought me for Christmas. Since launch day I’ve amassed a growing collection of Cuphead merch. By the end of the night, my amazing wife had created a Cuphead plush, complete with a red and white swirled straw made from pipe cleaners. We went to Walmart and bought fabric and stuffing. She loves arts and crafts and immediately offered to make one for me. While showing the game to my wife later that day, I made an offhanded remark about wanting a Cuphead plush. I started playing Cuphead on Xbox One the moment it unlocked on September 29, 2017. Cuphead is like the Saturday-morning cartoons you never wanted to end.
It’s the rare game that evokes a childlike sense of wonder long after the formative period of imagination and discovery has seemingly ended. Fitbit Versa 3Ĭuphead isn’t my favorite game of all time, but the love I have for it is different.
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