Game Reviews

The quotas are challenging, and not in a fair or satisfying way. They are entirely luck based, which means some runs feel impossible no matter how good you are. And for people who don't have much luck at all? Well, good luck completing those quotas, because the game certainly isn't going to help you out. You can change them if you have tickets to do so, but that's assuming you haven't already spent them all on cosmetics and equipment, which is honestly way too easy to do.

Here's the thing, though, the game can get boring, really boring, really fast if all you're doing is failing quotas over and over again. There's only so many times you can watch your team fail before it stops being funny and starts being frustrating.

And let's talk about the advertising, because it's straight up misleading. You know that part in the trailers where you get to shoot your friends with a gun when you fail the daily quota? Yeah, that doesn't actually happen. You do get to beat them with a bat, and you can hit some NPCs too, but it's not the same. Also, that landshark guy who's supposed to be standing over you while you're in the pit? He's not there either. You don't even get to hear him speak on the phone or in person. It's just not what was promised, and that's disappointing.

All that said, it's fun at first. The novelty carries it for a few sessions. But in my opinion, it gets disappointing pretty quickly once the initial charm wears off. It's not terrible for the price, though, it's cheap, cute, and silly, and there's some value in that.

Do I recommend it? Yes and no. If you have a dedicated group of friends who are ready to laugh through the failures, go for it. But if you intend to play solo or with randoms you might find yourself more frustrated than entertained.