You can switch through all of your weapons with the right side of the D-Pad. Throughout your journey, you will collect various new weapons that can be used against enemies, such as submachine guns, dual submachine guns, shotguns, and sniper rifles. You can choose to aim up, down, left, or right to fire away at the many foes you will encounter. To control your aim, you use the Right Stick. It feels and controls great, and nothing is too sensitive. The little touches like these are great additions to the game, even if they aren’t noticed by everyone. In my first playthrough, I got a “B for Bravo” on the first level. My Friend Pedro gives some funny abbreviations for the letter rankings. From the ranking system, you can receive anywhere from an F to an S. Your rating is given in two forms, a number and more importantly a letter ranking.
When you complete a level in My Friend Pedro, you are given a rating that depends on how well you did. There are three different difficulty options in My Friend Pedro, all of which are worth playing. He teaches you basic movements and attacks when you first meet him, and he will teach you many more techniques and such later in the game. You wake up in a freezer, where you meet Pedro the banana. You are accompanied by Pedro, the banana who happens to be your friend and guide throughout the game. My Friend Pedro has you playing as an unnamed protagonist with a banana jacket on.
Each boss has a unique way that you must defeat them.
At the end of each world, you encounter a boss. Your friend Pedro, a banana, accompanies you on your adventure, as you shoot your way through 40 levels across 5 unique worlds. What’s not to like? My Friend Pedro is an action packed platformer, with so many elements of strategy and surprise. Lots of blood, thousands of bullets, and a talking banana.
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