The gameplay is fine you must take your gelatinous blob of humanoid-ish jelly and knock out the other competitors before throwing them to their demise in any way possible.

It’s simple enough to ensure the basics for a quality party game are met. This is all set in Beef City and the aim is to be the last one standing, in-turn earning the round winning point. From that you can probably figure for yourself that Gang Beasts is a game that deserves your time and attention, so why is there such an overwhelming feeling of disappointment?įor those who’ve not yet heard of Gang Beasts… are you even gamers? I’m kidding of course, but for those of you who don’t know Gang Beasts is a physics based multiplayer beat ’em up party game in which gelatinous characters fight it out within a variety of hazardous environments. It’s easy enough to learn, you can jump into a game quickly, and it never takes itself seriously, ensuring plenty of laughs are had from the first moment to the last, whilst still ensuring a competitive feel is present within each match. Gang Beasts has the potential to be a fantastic game. Now before you rush out to grab the pitchforks, let me explain. Never before though have I found myself so excited by a local multiplayer title… only to be so disappointed by the eventual result.

Often, I’ve got several people around who are more than capable of holding a controller in the correct manner to pose something of a challenge, and often for that reason I tend to check out most local multiplayer titles that arrive on Xbox One. When it comes to local-multiplayer games I tend to consider myself quite lucky. Now though it’s time to see if the wait was worth it. It’s been so long in fact that the excitement for this one died down more than a year or so ago, after it had already released on PC and PS4. A long, long time that has seen us Xbox gamers waiting patiently for Gang Beasts to finally make its way to Xbox One.

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