
Big Crown: Showdown sees friends become foes as they compete in 4-player local and online multiplayer combat, set over 3 wacky worlds full of medieval shenanigans. Avoid perilous hazards and engage in frantic fights as you attempt to knock your opponents off 15 crazy courses in the ultimate royal battle!
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[h1] Big Crown: Showdown is fun to play with a few friends, but only for a couple hours. [/h1] For the full price, this game is not worth it. There is a severe lack in content in terms of maps and gamemodes. There is only the one gamemode, which you can not play by yourself, this is a purely multiplayer game only. There isn't even a Four Pack for purchase! I mean that's not a bad thing, but it greatly limits the game. I was given a copy of the game to help a buddy for review purposes (I'll link his review when he is done with it.) Did we have a good time though? Yeah, we did! We all had fun and enjoyed playing the game for a few hours, but would we ever go back to it again? No, sadly we wouldn't be coming back to this game. The few maps are fun, but will get repetitive real fast. There even lacks some simple maps like a lava/volcano map! The only form of customization is hats which you can purchase with coins you earn from chests. The problem is the amount of coins you need to unlock the hats is very high. Some hats cost 60 coins, and you aren't guaranteed any coins, as you can skip them entirely. Coins only drop from chests that you open within the rounds, and each chest will only give 5 coins which you will fight over. You would be lucky to get 20 coins per game, depending on the people you play with. So unlocking a hat can take quite a while, or even unlocking all the hats will take a good amount of time. Even when you finish a game, you don't get any bonus coins. There is no reason on winning other than bragging rights. The game is simplistic, and is good fun for a couple hours, but with the lack of interesting content it is not worth playing more than that, and not for the full price. For that reason I have to give it the thumbs down. If you can grab it cheap and some friends grab it as well, then it's worth a play!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish
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Upon launch the game gets stuck trying to connect to the servers, which were shut down.
Seems abandoned, no servers available within matchmaking and no option to play locally anymore.
Unplayable, online servers are gone as others have said; couldn't get local to work either.
"Big Crown: Showdown is a fun game, and fits nicely into the subset of games that can be played from the couch." "As I watched back the footage I’d recorded, I noticed just how much love had been put into creating the environment which we somehow missed a lot of during the action. The game is engaging, competitive and fun with a penchant for laughing out loud when a charged punch sends someone into the drink. It’s competitively priced with other, similar games in the genre and if you’re looking to pick something up to play with the family over the Christmas holidays, Big Crown: Showdown would be a great choice." Full video review: https://youtu.be/-F5ZB9PnESM
Sadly the game doesn't start. It crashes back to desktop after around 300ms in the main menu. Sad.
I was lucky enough to recieve an early access key to Big Crown: Showdown. Not knowing much about this game I loaded it up with a few other streamers and we played it blind on stream for the first time. So all of us were on quite even footing. Let me say, I have not had quite this much fun playing a multiplayer in a long, long time. My face hurt at times from laughing so hard. BCG is a fun little platformer where you run through a variety of maps with 1-3 other players. It's very easy to connect through steam, but it looks like there will be the ability to connect with people not on your firends list as well. There is no single player mode in this game right now. And I'm not sure there will be. Together we four raced through maps, sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly (lots of variable rules for each game) and did our best to survive until the end while ensuring that the other three did not. Just a few seconds of the silliness and fun this game can create: https://www.twitch.tv/enigmaticrose4/clip/TangentialHeadstrongCucumberTheRinger This is definitely a game I'll be picking up for my sister this Christmas, as well as reccomending to people. Maybe it's a bit of nostalgia, but it reminds me a lot of the comradery and saltiness found in gaming on consoles with your friends back in the 90s and early 2000s. Yet it's still unlike any other platformer I've played. So go and give this game a look over if playing with friends and having some salt-inducing shenanigans is just your cup of tea.
Crashes on start up. Everything is up-to-date. Checked integrity. Reinstalled it. Big PIcture. No Big Picture. Nothing works. Haven't had a chance to play it. Maybe one day this will get fixed. Luckily I got this in a Fanatical bundle but unluckily my daughter and I can't play it. Don't waste your money.
Me telling you not to buy it because there's no one playing it makes this review a self fulfilling prophecy..
Sadly a dead multiplayer game with no bot. So except if you have friends to play with locally or online, don't buy.
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