Sausage Sports Club

Sausage Sports Club is a great time alone but a fantastic time with friends. The game is fun for everyone with a great roster of endearing characters, fun game modes ,and a quirky and lovely adventure mode. I would strongly recommend the game to all fans of local-multiplayer games.

I’ve never written a Steam review before, but this game is so darn fun, I had to. I’m always on the hunt for games to play with friends, and when I saw the trailer, I was intrigued, and when I played it, I was hooked. It has up to eight local multiplayer which is awesome because my friend group is seven (humble brag - so popular), so we tend to have a limited selection of games at our disposal. Even though adventure mode is only up to four players, we really only play free/quick play when we’re together, so it’s never actually felt restrictive for a larger group (although, adventure mode is super fun too when you're with your favorite friend). Sausage Sports Club is the fresh, new game we’ve been needing. ESPECIALLY for the price. So WILD! There are a lot of brawler-type games out there on Steam (Slap City, Gang Beasts, Brawlout, etc.) that try to be cute-stylized-button-smashers that are just impossible to play mechanic-wise, and it gets so frustrating after a time with friends, but Sausage Sports Club FEELS good to play. The mechanics are nice, fluid, and it feels like you’re actually in control, which is so rewarding when you WIN, unlike a lot of other games. Not to mention, Sausage Sports Club has a bunch of fun game modes - not just brawl (or sumo). The customization is cute! Honestly, a game (to me) is nothing if I can’t customize my character even a little, so the hats in this game make all the difference (and the hat unlock system is nice because you’ll never get duplicates). It helps when you’re playing with a lot of people too. There is also a good amount of sausage animals to choose from (six at the start, more to unlock later), so you really don’t have the problem of confusing who you are (on any screen - my friend plays it on the Switch, and it looks great even undocked). I can’t recommend this game enough. The developer posts a lot of interesting stuff on his twitter about creating the game, so it’s cool to see the start-to-finish of it all too. An absolute solid game that will always turn my night around.

Definitely a well made game with a lot of love. As fun as you could expect from the trailer. Quite a pity that the head bang isn't very useful. I expected it to be a very strong charge attack, like so powerful you can rocket-jump off the ground.

Sausage Sports Club is delightfully adorable and incredibly fun. Keeping the couch-multiplayer genre alive in fashion, SSC throws you into a sausage-like animal of many varieties where you can compete at sports using whimsical physics based game mechanics. It’s an absolute blast playing with friends in person, and also has an adventure mode to satisfy folks that want a charming story. It’s a great game and well worth its price.

I'm so bad but I love it so good. Sausage Sports Club is a ton of fun to play with friends, family, or random strangers you've only just met on a PAX show floor. Free Play mode is perfect for parties. However, I'm especially fond of Adventure Mode because of the cute stories and quests you go on and all of the personalities of the characters. It's ridiculously polished overall, too. I can't wait to play more to collect more customizations for these cute floppy friends!!

Being completly honest as a content creator, at first I had doubts. I thought SSC was going to be a childish game and also I thought I was going to be wasting my time trying to record it. To my pleasant surprise This game was so charming and goofy and fun. It had a appeal to kids but more than that it was fun for me too. It would be a blast to get your family/friends over and play this together! It has minigames and even a "Story mode" To add to the expereince! I give it an 8/10 Rating! (Charming, Fun, Exciting, Crazy, and Nostalgic Journey) Well Worth A Purchase! Have Fun, EvanAMC Review

Bought this for my 4 year old, she was hooked once she found out how to fart.

Such a fun and charming game. Love the characters and all the hats. Love adventure mode. This will defeinitely be a go-to party game.

I was very excited to play this game and really wanted to like it. However, my experience was quite disappointing. I will start by saying that there are things I like about this game. The art design is adorable, the music is cheerful and very fun to listen to, and I have always been a big fan of animals with ridiculously long necks. The characters and the Banjo-Kazooie-esque voices are very cute. The things I dislike about this game and cause me to not recommend this to others lie within the gameplay. When I began the game and completed the short tutorial, I started out by completing what I thought were side quests you could do alongside the "main game". These quests involve accomplishing a small task (ranging from "find a guy who is about 15 feet away from you" to "follow a guy around a little") and then playing one of the titular sports. Right away I noticed that the AI is clumsy and quite dumb. In soccer, the animals crowd into a corner around one ball and leave the other unattended. Occasionally, someone will approach this unguarded ball and push it straight into their OWN GOAL. Their own completely unguarded goal. Another thing I noticed is that the camera stays in the center of the screen and does not follow me in the slightest. I understand this for multiplayer, but there is no reason for this when I am the only one playing. The camera causes me to lose track of where and who I am, especially since there is often a bot on the other team that uses the same character as me. I also sometimes forget what team I am on since I cannot see myself well and the only indication of this is my nametag. My suggestion is to give all the characters pinnies that correspond to their team color while playing a sport. Maybe you could even choose a number to put on your uniform so you are harder to lose track of. The camera even lets me go off the screen completely, which is very difficult to deal with. One of these aforementioned quests involved me following a bat character and it eventually pinned me to the character and moved me automatically for a good 10 seconds. I do not understand why I couldn't have just walked this distance myself. The quests themselves and the choices the NPCs give me do not feel like they matter. I was given the option to choose a disguise for an NPC only for both this NPC and the one who tasked me with picking the outfit to tell me that they did not like it. Whether or not you win the sport does not feel like it matters either - it just gives me "quest complete" and the game moves on. After I finished all three of these "side quests" which I thought were just for practice, it gave me a "day ended" screen. This left me thinking "...that's the game?" At this point, I decided not to go any further as I was not having any fun. In summary, I love the artistic qualities of this game, but the gameplay itself is just not very fun, and so I do not recommend purchasing this.