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Fighting, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie, Arcade
Jump in the shoes of Lunch Box and Mr. Snoogans in a colorful Side-scrolling 2.5D over-the-top multiplayer brawler! Play as the dynamic duo alone or with a friend in a tag team combo fight fest.
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Unpretentious, raw, funny and nostalgic.
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ComingSoon.netTyler TreeseApr 20268/10Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch is a true love letter to the works of Kevin Smith.
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NintendoWorldReportNeal RonaghanApr 20267.5/10It's somewhat wild to me that Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch is basically the arcade version of the 2020 pseudo-NES release of Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl. They feel incredibly similar in that they're both totally fine beat-'em-ups that are good enough to stand on their own but work best with a familiarity for the characters and worlds. With a sea of brawlers out there, this isn't one of the best ones, but it's the only one that will offer you chocolate-covered pretzels after going to the bathroom. Snoogans.
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Lords Of Gaming Muhamed KhanzadaMay 20267/10Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch comes down to missed potential. The game shows flashes of what it could be, but never sustains it. The combat can feel satisfying, especially once you build momentum and access its full set of tools. The concept fits perfectly for short sessions. But the structure works against all of it. Poor checkpointing, unclear systems, and repetitive progression turn what should be a quick, fun experience into something frustrating. That consistency across platforms makes the issues stand out even more. Its co-op limitations, inconsistent combat, and visual issues all point to the same problem: the game never fully supports its best ideas. When everything lines up, it briefly becomes what it should have been all along. There is a better version of this game. This just is not it.
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DualShockersMaddie FisherApr 20265/10Sadly, the combat in Chronic Blunt Punch is so bland and lifeless, and is an absolute technical nightmare. Fans of View Askewniverse will likely crack a smile at the game's absurd story, but that's where the good times come to an end.
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GameSpewRichard SeagraveApr 20265/10Jay and Silent Bob are back in another side-scrolling beat 'em up. Though while Chronic Blunt Punch looks absolutely fantastic and is genuinely humorous at times, its gameplay lets it down.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 1 ratings.
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