Boomerang Fu Review (Steam)

Boomerang Fu Review

Slice and dice your friends with boomerangs in this frantic physics party game. Join a crew of your favorite foods as you grill, chill, and spill your enemies. Discover ridiculous power-ups and stack them together in deadly combinations.

Pros:

  • Cartoon graphics.
  • 447mb Download size.
  • Steam achievements.
  • Controller support.
  • Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, v-sync, quality preset (low/medium/high), screen shake, and freeze frames.
  • Shared keyboard option.
  • 12 characters to choose from.
  • 1-6 players.
  • Bot support with 3 difficulties-easy/normal and hard. Add as many bots as you like.
  • Three game modes- Free for all, team up and Golden boomerang.
  • Modifiers- match length, victory condition, warm-up round, auto balance, sudden death time limit, available power-ups, and how boomerangs work.
  • Points are scored for kills by default.
  • The smart camera then zooms in and out.
  • Party gameplay.
  • Remote play together support.
  • Can save replays to your desktop.
  • Fast frantic gameplay.
  • Default actions–dash, slash, and throw a boomerang.
  • Maps are randomized each round.
  • Fast loading times.
  • Power-ups appear in the level.
  • Levels can have environmental issues and interactive parts.
  • Bouncy soundtrack.
  • Slow-motion kills.
  • End of a game breakdown showing awards for all the players.
  • Can stack power-ups.
  • Over 30 different arenas.
  • Still fun even in solo mode.

Boomerang Fu Review

Cons:

  • Can accidentally turn off the controller and have to faff to get it back working.
  • No online multiplayer.
  • Lacks a tutorial.
  • No unlocks for your characters.
  • Very one-note.
  • The default sound is very high. Can be turned down but just an FYI on first boot up.

Boomerang Fu 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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