Alpaca Ball: Allstars Review (Steam)

Alpaca Ball Allstars Review

Football with Alpacas! Bring the cup home in this hilarious and chaotic physics-based party game. Play with up to 8 players in versus mode, or tackle the career mode either solo or in 2 player co-op! Peru-ve yourself on the Picchu and win those Machus.

Pros:

  • Nice Chunky graphics.
  • 823mb Download size.
  • Steam achievements.
  • Controller support.
  • Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, and graphics quality.
  • Two modes-career and play.
  • Training acts as a tutorial.
  • Alpaca football gameplay.
  • Career uses a world map level select where you can freely walk and run around the map.
  • 2-8 player matches.
  • 3 difficulties-easy, normal and hard.
  • Golden goal-on/off.
  • Game time-1-10 minutes.
  • Power-ups on the pitch.
  • A lot of fun.
  • No skill just pure dumb luck.
  • You can jump, shoot, power shot, and kick backward as well as the dash.
  • Knock each other out with hits.
  • Basic Llama customisation.
  • Fun arenas to play in with each having unique quirks.
  • A slowdown on shots and goals.
  • Supports keyboard.
  • Fast loading times.
  • Play with different ball types in career mode.
  • Good soundtrack.
  • A very happy game.
  • Local co-op support for the career mode.
  • Play mode supports up to 8 local players.

Alpaca Ball Allstars Review

Cons:

  • No voicework for the Llamas.
  • Training is just a small pitch with the controls written on the floor.
  • Basic graphic settings.
  • No online play.
  • The career doesn’t have Ai difficulties.
  • More luck based than skill.
  • Hard to see where you are in bigger games.
  • The slowdown on shots and goals gets rather tedious.
  • Can’t change ball type in play mode.
  • No big goal celebrations or acknowledgment.
  • Just the one mode.
  • The controls written on the floor and on the menu are wrong. They have A and B the wrong way round.
  • Only one control scheme.

Alpaca Ball Allstars Review

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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