Gentlemen! is a frantic local multiplayer Victorian-themed deathmatch game for 2-4 players. Full controller support! Local multiplayer! Play your friends. Crush their dreams. Smell their fear. Destroy them with a thousand pigeons. You'll need to hone a delicate balance of technique, knowledge, cunning, and blind panic (just like a real duel!).
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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I felt the need to review this game, because I bought this in a bundle, read the (strongly negative) reviews, and played it anyways. I had two friends over and fired this up with me on the laptop, a logitech controller, and a wireless keyboard for our mixed controllers. And you know what? We had a lot of fun. No online multiplayer and no bots- these are two very common complaints. Having played the game, though, I realize that neither is a good fit for the game. It's too quick and frantic for bots, and being killed by bots would be infuriating. It would be like playing Mario Party with bots- not really fun, just annoying no matter what level they're on. Online multiplayer could work, but it's more of that "party game" feel, where yelling at your friends and swearing is a huge part of the fun. The only other complaints I've heard are these: Not a lot of variety- True. It doesn't have
Right out of the gate Gentlemen boxes itself in a corner. A local multiplayer only brawler, it requires a group (preferably of four) to crowd around the computer to even be able to play the game, which obviously alienates a good chunk of potential players. Assuming you can round up some friends however it's hard to imagine spending much time with these dapper little maniacs, as the amount of content is nowhere near enough to sustain more than a handful of minutes of play, and with the work some will likely have to do to get enough players I couldn't recommend it over any one of the many more compelling options available. Gameplay falls somewhere between Super Smash Bros. and VVVVV, as you flip your way around the arenas collection weapons and trying to rack up the requisite number of kills first. That's really all there is to the game, as options are barebones and the different modes do
I can only play this game with friends. I have friends. Well, I think I do. But my friends want to play with me from the comfort of their own home, and unfortunately this game does not support online multiplayer. ONLY RECOMMENDED IF... You live with your friends, or have family members that enjoy playing videogames featuring characters with facial hair.
The main menu glitches out when I switch from "options" to "information". There is no "exit game" option. You literally have to CTRL+ALT+DELETE your way out. It's also a tremendous chore to play, even with someone else. Charging $10 for this broken, shallow garbage should be a crime. EDIT: It's $5 now, but it doesn't make this game any less loathsome.
May seem weird at first, but trust me, this game is AMAZING. Turn on big picture, plug up to a TV, grab a friend or three, and prepare for some crazy f***ing arena action. Think hyper-speed 1-hit-kill Super Smash Bros. with gravity switching. Old-school local multiplayer at its best. P.S. - Lots of people are ragging on the game for not having online multiplayer, but in my opinion the game wouldn't be nearly as fun without your friends/opponents physically present. If you're not into hanging out with your friends in person anymore, then this isn't the game for you. That doesn't make it a bad game, though. Far from it. P.P.S. - Knives only mode is definitely the most fun.
Solid local multiplayer fun. Better in large groups, entertaining with good company. Not complex in the slightest, easy to pick up and great for filling in time with friends. Ideally played when drunk.
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