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Fighting, Indie, Action, Comedy
OpenCritic66IGDB65
Gang Beasts is a silly multiplayer party game with surly gelatinous characters, brutal slapstick fight sequences, and absurd hazardous environments, set in the mean streets of Beef City.
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Funny, cosy, clear and unpretentious.
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Hardcore GamerTyler RobertsonDec 20174/5At the end of the day, Gang Beasts is a straight-up treat.
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Hey Poor PlayerShane BoyleOct 20214.5/5Unless you categorically hate having fun, Gang Beasts’ hilarious and deceptively simple physics-based combat is an absolute blast, especially when played locally with friends and family. Sure, it could perhaps be a bit more fleshed out in terms of modes, and playing online may not result in the same level of fun as local play. However, when viewed purely as a local multiplayer party game, which you can’t help but feel is the way it was intended to be played, I can’t think of many experiences that are as capable of entertaining for an evening in the way that Gang Beasts is.
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WccftechRosh KellyDec 20178/10Gang Beasts is a game for friends. It's funny, silly and inconsequential. With a huge array of costumes to wear and places to brawl, you can play one game or ten and have a great time.
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PlayStation LifeStyleChandler WoodDec 20175/10I like the idea of Gang Beasts on paper. Hell, I even like Gang Beasts when I see other players play. The jelly physics of up to eight players smashing into one another and trying to toss each other over the edge is great fun in theory, but becomes more of a frustrating chore and test of patience in practice. If there was a better training ground to at least get a handle on the bizarre physics and controls, that would go a long way to making the game more accessible to newcomers. Even if they had that, Boneloaf needs to get a handle on their connection issues before Gang Beasts can really start to step into its stride and potential as a hilarious party game.
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COGconnectedAlexander ThomasDec 201752/100While “It's just a game” is true of all games, it shouldn't feel like the key rationale to remember when playing.
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IGDB rating 6.9/10 from 164 ratings.
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