Frisbros

[h2]Frisbros is a frisbee throwing game where you must navigate an obstacle course full of hazards, ultimately to place yourself on the fewest shots or quickest time leaderboards. Frisbros is best played in co-op but is still enjoyable in one player mode.[/h2] [quote]Follow our Curator page, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41449676/] Summit Reviews [/url] , to see more high-quality reviews regularly.[/quote] [h1] 🤔Overall Impressions🤔 [/h1] I enjoyed playing Frisbros in single player mode. Unfortunately, we just couldn’t get the co-op play to work properly. With remote play the game had far too much lag and was unplayable, and we couldn’t get a gamepad with keyboard and mouse to work harmoniously with Parsec. I am reliably informed that it will work though, but just a warning that you may find it difficult to set up. The game would be considerably enhanced if a reliable co-op system could be developed and introduced. Courses get gradually longer and more difficult as you progress and new mechanics are introduced. I wouldn’t say any of the puzzles were particularly difficult or challenging to work out. The game is more akin to an obstacle course than a true puzzle …

Frisbros is a 2D retro pixel top down "shooter" from itch, with a twist, instead of "shooting" you're throwing a flying disk between players... that's really all there is to it. Not much of a twist, but the golf swing mechanics of the flying disk "work", I suppose. So that's something. The rest of it, unfortunately, is a train wreck. The graphics are terrible, by the way... and they're asset flipped from a Unity dungeon tileset from Itch. Which I guess explains why medieval knights are throwing frisbee's around. I understand developers who can't make their own assets resort to flipping, but why can't they at least flip decent looking Unity assets for a change? From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no way for gamers to ensure this is running at the …

Fun game that surprisingly worked really well on the Steam Deck no issues at all. Really liked the music.

Engaging, dynamic and fun indie game! One of my personal favorites especially playing coop with a friend

Just a ton of fun playing with a friend. The puzzles are really interesting with a mechanic I haven't seen before. Highly highly recommend giving it a shot. Such a high quality game from a solo indie developer

Incredibly simple yet endlessly fun game. The levels are challenging but rewarding and the overall experience is delightful. Everything about this game is cleverly thought through with a tireless focus on a positive user experience. Love playing this on the couch with my friends. My favorite level is the one with the frogs!