Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl

This game is gargabe, just like the developer Justin from Interabang. This was supposed to be Jay and Silent Bob Chronic Punch that was crowd funded in 2016! That's right 2016, nine years ago. This guy is basically a scammer who stole all that money. What a douche bag.

5/10. This game catches the essence of 8 bit beat em ups like River City Ransom on the NES. However, this game is too stiff. I haven't played RCR for many years, but I don't remember having this kind of problem. You need to wait for an animation to complete in order to do something else. Want to switch from Bob to Jay? Wait until you finish that punch in order to switch. You have to be completely still to switch characters. This game can is best be played using a controller. Okay. No problem. i would suggest to go to the Settings and change the controls mostly using the D-Pad for those that prefer that than using the Left Stick. Enemies will always be in front and behind you, but that is to be suspected from old school beat em ups. Golden Axe is known for that. I made it up to the third level where at some point, you're in a cart dodging obstacles. Switched between characters when possible during that section. There are check points and it gets faster after each one. Overall, get the demo first before buying this game. As it is pretty hard for single player. i don't know about two players.

A quality beat 'em up that really captures the 8 bit era in everything from the visuals and level design to the music and sound effects. The only thing that let it down was the hit detection and some of the enemy patterns. This was a bit disappointing when comparing it to the likes of Double Dragon 2 on the NES, but apart from that I'd definitely recommend it.

Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl stands as a deliberate throwback to the golden age of 8-bit brawlers, a game that captures the rowdy energy of classic arcade titles while transplanting it into the absurd, irreverent world of Kevin Smith’s View Askewniverse. Developed by Interabang Entertainment in collaboration with Spoony Bard Productions and published by Interabang Entertainment, it’s both a love letter to retro gaming and an affectionate tribute to the cult duo themselves. The experience is designed to feel like a lost NES-era cartridge come to life, from the chunky pixel art to the punchy chiptune soundtrack. Its simplicity is its essence, embracing the structure of the old-school side-scrolling beat ’em up and combining it with the humor, chaos, and crass charm that Jay and Silent Bob are known for. The game’s premise is straightforward: after a disastrous incident in the mall, the two heroes must fight their way through an army of mall security, delinquent shoppers, and ridiculous enemies to make their way back to the Quick Stop. It’s a setup that feels straight out of one of Kevin Smith’s films, blending nostalgia for early console gaming with the duo’s trademark comedy. The…

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Game probably isnt buns but couldnt play remote play because we kept being the same character, gng didnt like the experience