Jelly Brawl

This game is pretty epic. For a party game with friends, it is hectic, challenging, and fun, which are all things that make a party game good. It's just the right amount of janky for it to cause a whole lot of laughs. The menu is slightly weird to navigate, but that might just be a controller issue. Character customization is amazing. Overall, I'd give it 17 jellies out of 13 and 1/2 brawls. JELLY BRAWL JELLY BRAWL JELLY BRAWL

Awesome Game!! Really fun to play with your significant other or a group of friends! Easy to play and will keep you entertained for hours.

Fun game to play with friends.

pretty fun silly little game.

there's no one playing this game

Seems like it could be fun. HOWEVER, we played classic mode and it was fine. Then tried the other 2 modes and they were completely broken. Nobody showed up on the screen and the camera wasn't even in the correct spot. Other than that, there is way too much movement. There was no chaos because you tap to move twice and you shoot across the map. The people who won moved very slowly and just outlasted everyone. Also, the camera is way too close to the action. Once the camera shake mechanic starts, half the time it moves off the action. When a round ends, half the people went to the next round screen and the others sat and waited for the clock to run out before we could continue. Suggestions: Have more of an acceleration mechanic. Not moving to top speed is currently like 2 or 3 clicks. Make it like 10. Stop the camera shaking. Just stop. You're trying too hard. Zoom out. Bug fixes. I love silly party games and this could be really fun. The dev seems rather active in here which is the whole reason I'm taking the time to type this out. If there's a time frame for these fixes, I'd definitely check it out again. I really want to recommend this game.

Update: The developer seems to be listening to feedback, has added new content, and has removed some of the grind. As promised, I've changed my review to a thumbs up. Original review: Great concept, badly implemented. Maps and modes are hidden behind a lot of grinding. I purchased this game because my nephews enjoy other shared-screen versus games like Stick Fight, Havocado, Gang Beasts, etc. The jelly-pushing mechanic and control scheme are clever, but the game artificially extends itself by holding back content. Modes like Race or Custom and different levels are unlocked by slowly leveling up. It took nearly an hour to open up the Race mode (level 5), by playing the same ten levels over and over. I understand wanting to give players a sense of progression, but we would've appreciated a Freeplay option with everything available. If that were added, I'd gladly change my review.