Funnel Runners

I played with six of my closest friends, but you can drag up to eight people into this beautiful, frantic mess. Funnel Runners! looks incredible and plays like pure chaos—just endless, hilarious sprinting around until your whole group is crying laughing. If you want to test the strength of your friendships through absolute multiplayer madness, I highly recommend it. 10/10, would panic-run again.

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Absolutely love this game. From the calm beginning to the absolute carnage at the end. The sounds of the storms are just amazing, have to pretty much yell in the mic to be heard. Probably my favourite game of this type so far. If I had to recommend one thing though it would be to lose the Acid Rain, or maybe have an option to turn it off, all the other hazards feel like they add something to the atmosphere of the game and create chaos, but Acid Rain just gets annoying.

This game is a masterpiece i love this game. but i have only one problem if any one see my review please help me the problem is (voic chat) i have a perfect mic and headset its working good but not in this game i can ear the game voice but i can't able to ear co players voice they can't able mine too please help me in that

very good and interesting game!

The atmosphere and gameplay are great. I think it's a fun time with friends but currently there is very little content. After beating it once I thought we were unlocking another level and was pretty disappointed there wasn't one. I will still recommend this game and will definitely come back to it in a year when it has more content.

Having played the game for around two hours and having a fairly positive experience, I have some talking points. [h3] (Be aware that I played this [b] COMPLETELY SOLO [/b] so this may change my opinions on the game in certain ways as compared to playing with 2 or more people as the game likely intended) [/h3] To start, this game has probably some of the most believable and dynamic weather I have [i] ever [/i] seen, period. The tornadoes dynamically rip houses apart, pull fences to the side, tear up trees, pull down power lines (which are dynamic threats), lightning will strike random objects and start fires (also a dynamic threat), acid rain... kind of just exists and gets nullified by the umbrella but whatever. You can go into every single building and scrounge for resources needed to fix your van and -- to my knowledge -- I'm fairly certain the town is randomly generated, the layout seems to be different every time. This is clearly an early access game, there's tons of small bugs and oversights everywhere, nitpicks, lack of variety etc. But I see some [b] WILD [/b] potential here. With more maps, areas, features, and so on, this could be absolutely insane. I'll list off a couple of gripes I have here: - While I appreciate the option to disable the VHS HUD effects, turning down the CRT effect to 0 doesn't completely remove it, still being slightly visible -- and on that note, I would like the ability to disable the film grain. - I would [b] SINCERELY APPRECIATE HAVING THE ABILITY TO VAULT OVER SHORT OBSTACLES. [/b] Not being able to clamber over a tall fence, that's fine, I wouldn't expect climbing mechanics anyway. But being stopped from hopping a waist-high white picket fence is genuinely a little annoying, even when it's destroyed sometimes I still get stuck on what's left of it and have to jump over. - I'm not really expecting this one to be added 100%, but I think it'd make the game a lot more interesting and interactive. [u] I think you should have to actually drive the van out of the area to escape after fixing it. [/u] The way it is now is [i] okay [/i], but having to actually make a desperate drive out of the map with your friends inside (especially on the later difficulties where I'm assuming the F5 tornado arrives way faster) would make this leg of each run way more fun. Now, the big one: - Having repeatedly played the American Suburbs over and over again, I can safely say that I've seen pretty much all there is to see even after just an hour of playing. I've seen the roadmap, and I think that adding more structures, areas, or just making the generated map bigger (if it's procedurally generated) would seriously help alleviate this problem. Besides that last one -- which is moreso just a gripe that could be made for nearly any early access game -- I genuinely don't have a lot of criticisms so far besides small nitpicks. I think that as of right now, all I want is [i] more. [/i] More building variety, more disasters, more items, more features, more maps, more, MORE, [b] MORE. [/b] If all I can really complain about are small issues -- mostly just typical early access stuff -- and my only requests are just me wanting [i] more [/i] of this game? That's a seriously good sign, hell that's already doing better than 99% of other early access games out there. So yeah, this is an amazing foundation for so much more to come. I'm very hyped for what's gonna be added to this game over the coming months and beyond. It'd only take a couple more maps and this would easily reach [i] dream game [/i] status for me. [h1] 8.5/10 [/h1] Easy 10/10 with more maps, can't wait to see what gets added.

This game is lacking a lot. You basically have a broken van, and have to find parts to fix it to escape the impending storm. The hazards are very easily avoidable which made it feel too easy to be enjoyable. There was no challenge, and even while playing with friends, there is nothing that necessitates that you work together. Didn't have to play long at all for it to get repetitive. Don't understand the hype at all. Similar games like Phasmophobia or Lethal Company have more to offer. On the positive side, the graphics are great, and the game runs really well.

A terror game without monsters.

fun game i enjoyed it alot . just needs more maps . minus that the game is super fun