Champions of Aerial

TL:DR - The game is what it's advertised as and actually quite fun. I wouldn't spend a massive amount of time on it though, because online multiplayer isn't supported. Some kind of multiplayer, would be awesome, I could easily see myself playing this with my friends and having a good time. The game is quite intriguing even though I feel like some abilities are way better than others. That might be me being bad at aiming, but you get the picture. The AI feels quite nice, To summarize, the only thing I think that needs to be added is some kind of multiplayer. PC to PC, online, even LAN, not just on the same PC.

Fun gameplay, nice aesthetics and great value. Best enjoyed in a couch with your controller, playing with your best friends.

Fun game, not to hard but not too easy bots. If it had some sort of multiplayer, even just LAN would be great. 8/10 -IGN 9/10 with rice

Very nice game. Very easy to pick up and learn AND very cheap. Only complaint is that when you unlock every possible ability, it will tell you to press left trigger, even if youre on PC wich is confusing.

TL:DR I enjoyed playing this game 10/10. Fun and interactive, have a marioparty levels of feeling to it. Great nostalgia while still being fresh in concept. WARNING!!! ****** GRADE A LEVELS OF ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ IS REFERED IN THIS REVIEW***** I made this as a joke and for ♥♥♥♥♥ and giggles only When noticing this hidden gem after searching purchasing my 4th copy of Champions of Breakfast i stumbled across on this little gem and decided that the pocket change price tag I decided to purchase the title. I walsed through the U.I and found it charmly simple. The art was cute and quirky. It reminded me of my fourth wife back in the day. But suddenly it all faded to black. I woke up tied to a chair, I yelled "Hello!" nobody answered me. I yelled again and there it was 2 men in black ski-masks. It was my Teacher in highschool I had in a class we called in swedish "Dator och nätverksteknik" and I recognized his voice, Robin? I asked just to see a response and you could see the regret in his eyes. I look around me and realized that there must have been other students here who bought the game. People I called classmates and even friends, Alexander, Andrea…