If you’re looking for a good time with some friends who maybe aren’t the most able gamers, Gang Beasts has a lot going for it.
A few modes help flesh it out further (including one co-op) with some variety, and you could hope the potential for some online play would throw some challenges your way periodically, but the joy here is really about in-person play, laughing, smack talking, and making a ruckus as the on-screen action plays itself out. Customise your character and fight local and online enemies in the melee game mode or fight with friends against the gangs of Beef City in the gang game mode. Well, you’re in luck because at long last the developers at Boanloaf and the publishers over at Skybound Games have brought physics-based brawler, Gang Beasts, to the Nintendo Switch. The fact that Gang Beasts mashes them both together in one pretty silly package is a credit to having some confidence or just plain nerve, and while nuanced fighting fans will likely find playing it akin to fingernails on a chalkboard, if you’re able to take a step back and embrace the button-mashy goofiness of it there’s still just enough strategy in flailing and taking down enemies to give it some appeal. Gang Beasts is a silly multiplayer party game with surly gelatinous characters, brutal slapstick fight sequences, and absurd hazardous environments, set in the mean streets of Beef City. Both “wacky physics” and local multiplayer games have a tendency to suffer from people having extremely positive or negative views of them, Both “wacky physics” and local multiplayer games have a tendency to suffer from people having extremely positive or negative views of them, either embracing and “getting” the style of play or likely despising it. Gang Beasts is a wacky multiplayer game featuring snappy gelatinous characters, brutal-comedic combat, and absurdly dangerous locations in the city of Ox.
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