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Кривая и бессмысленная поделка-недошутер. Бегаем по одной небольшой карте, отстреливаем тупых ботов. Контента вообще никакого нету, и что тут весит 4 гига загадка... [h1]0.2 Анимированного мусора из 10.[/h1] [code][b]С вами был [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/34253418-XH_11/]куратор[/url] группы [url=steamcommunity.com/groups/XH_11]XH_11[/url]. Спасибо за внимание![/b][/code]
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good game
This game is somehow the best and worst game I've ever played in my life.
Please do not play this game, It is insanely terrible. Like when I say terrible I don't mean just bad, this is one of the worst things i've ever played. "played" in the loosest sense, every time you load the game it takes you to the tutorial, dont expect anything more from this, thats all your getting. for a game that is entirely multiplayer you would expect there to be some kind of multiplayer functions, you would be wrong. the only option is to create a server, it is litteraly impossible for someone to join this game. not just that, when your in the purgatory that is the pre-game lobby, you're trapped in a tiny white hell-scape with your only option being to jump like skateboarding spiderman. please for the love of god to not play this game.
В игре сюжета нет, но я его придумал: вы спермотоксикозный школяр, который любит парней. И для этого надо убить противника, чтобы трахнуть труп. Секс из игры удалили.
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Backyard Brawl – The Most Dangerous Game of “Don’t Tell Mom” Backyard Brawl feels like someone watched professional wrestling and said, “What if we removed the training, the safety regulations, and most of the brain cells?” There’s no grand arena. No bright lights. No commentators with fancy suits. You get: A trampoline that has seen things. A folding table that didn’t ask for this. A lawn chair that’s about to become a war crime. The Gameplay The combat system operates on what scientists call “Button Mashing and Hope.” You press punch. Sometimes it punches. Sometimes your character pauses to reconsider their life choices. Physics? Optional. You can: Powerbomb someone into a kiddie pool. DDT a guy onto what appears to be spare plumbing. Miss completely and somehow still win. It’s less “technical wrestling simulation” and more “two cousins fighting at a barbecue after someone brought up politics.” The Strategy There isn’t any. Your entire game plan is: Grab random object. Swing random object. Pray random object connects. Repeat until someone regrets everything. I once won a match by repeatedly hitting a guy with what looked like a traffic cone. Was it fair? No. Was it funny? Extremely. The Environments Every stage looks like: Someone’s uncle’s backyard. A garage that definitely has a “No Girls Allowed” sign. A place where tetanus thrives. There are no safety rails. There are no referees. There is only chaos and possibly a lawsuit. The Characters Every fighter looks like they: Own at least one sleeveless flannel. Have strong opinions about energy drinks. Introduce themselves as “The Crusher” but work at a tire shop. Customization? Yes. Dignity? No. Final Verdict Is Backyard Brawl polished? Not even slightly. Is it balanced? Absolutely not. Is it the digital equivalent of watching two grown adults argue over a grill and then fall through a folding table? Yes. And honestly? That’s kind of beautiful. If you’re looking for realism, play something else. If you want chaotic backyard nonsense with the structural integrity of a trampoline in July…
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