Wild Rumble

Clunky abandoned BS.

Very very fun and good game with friends. Characters are unique with different playstyles. I want more content, a sequel, and also Zowi naked pls

This is an incredibly fun roguelike football game that’s easy to pick up but hard to put down. At first, the controls feel simple at the start and you quickly get used to it, but as you progress, the matches become more engaging and the difficulty ramps up nicely. That’s when you start to appreciate experimenting with different strategies to find the ones that work best for you. Also, the “awakening” upgrades and the roguelike twist gives the game a dynamic edge that kept me hooked in all the runs. I played it mostly solo, but I also tried a couple of matches with friends over beers—and it turned into a highly entertaining afternoon. Whether you play locally or via Steam Remote Play, it’s a blast. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a game with personality, challenge, and good time.

An absolute blast, whether you're playing solo or with friends. Fast, fun, and frenetic, it seamlessly blends roguelike mechanics with football in a way that feels completely natural. Damn, this game is good

Game so good i had it pirated and decided to buy it.

This review is specifically for the lefties: unless you have a controller, the game requires a keyboard and mouse and it doesn't let you change your keybindings. Or rather, it lets you change all the keybindings *except* the movement keys. You know, the keys that determine which side of the keyboard your hand has to be on at all times for the game to be playable. I cannot imagine what goes through the heads of developers who do this. The effort to make individual keybindings customizable is so small that I would think it's *easier* to do it for all of them than only some. Usually I just file these under "maybe some day I'll be bothered to mess around with global keybinds or get a controller I don't hate", but today I felt like actually speaking up about it. I will say ONE THING for everyone else: at least in the tutorial, at least on my machine, there's another super-obnoxious thing about the UI which is that it doesn't show the cursor on the screen, yet you have to use the mouse to aim your shots. I spent so much time in the tutorial trying to figure out why I kept kicking the ball in the opposite direction until I realized that. Other than that, IDK, the story and characters…