It started as an experiment in learning to make games that could better stand on their own without relying on narrative dressing.” It’s all tightly designed mechanics, all multiplayer, fully supports online play, and all endlessly replayable. “Wrestledunk Sports came from leaning hard into my weaknesses, to make something that was great in all the ways that Hacknet wasn’t. “Following up from the success that I found in Hacknet, I wanted my games in the future to be much more mechanically rich,” Trobbiani wrote on the new game’s website. The game also includes a variety of achievements and leaderboards to track your progress. The graphics are bright and colorful, and the sound effects are realistic. We need 3 reviews to give the game a rank. The game also features a variety of mini-games like tug-of-war, water balloon fights, and more. As it has no reviews, it is currently unranked. And it’ll be interesting to see how the game holds up with online multiplayer it’s lead designer, Matt Trobbiani, is confident the game will perform well since the team put a lot of focus onto its netcode.Īnd speaking of Trobbiani, it’s exciting to see a radically different game come out of the creator of Hacknet, which comparatively, is a point-and-click/text adventure hybrid wrapped in a hacking sim. Wrestledunk Sports is out now Its an explosive, colorful collection of multiplayer sports games Face off online or locally with up to 8. Wrestledunk Sports is a sports collection for the Nintendo Switch. Wrestledunk Sports can get pretty crazy with just two players alone I can’t imagine how bonkers it’s going to be with eight. It also helps to have 2Mello and Chris Larkin contributing sounds and high energy beats. Cheering audiences, over-reacing commentators and crazy visual effects keep each match ridiculously exciting. The character designs are simplistic rectangles with goofy faces and a range of body/outfit designs to choose from.
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I suspect this will be the most popular mode for many players.Īesthetically Wrestledunk Sports looks a lot like something from a Cartoon Network series - most notably Foster’s Home For Imaginary Friends (if that’s even a thing people remember). I spent a majority of my time playing wrestling, given the more action-oriented gameplay and the compulsion for smacktalk.
Fencing and volleyball play as you’d expect, whereas smashball suspends players in zero-G and acting as Pong paddles to smash the ball into the opposing’ zone. Wrestledunk Sports is slated for a 2020 release on Nintendo Switch, with further console announcements to follow when possible. Wrestling has you trying to “crunchslam” your opponents by belly-flopping onto them and smushing them. On that note, I absolutely adore the charming graphics and unique character designs on display and can certainly see me spending a lot of time duking it out with friends. Wrestledunk Sports felt great, slick and responsive, which is a requirement for such a competitive game. In the time I spent demoing the game along with fellow Vooks contributor Chris, I had a lot of fun with its zany, brightly-coloured cartoon splendour.
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