Review: Screencheat: Unplugged (Nintendo Switch)
Inspired by the great split-screen shooters of yesteryear, Screencheat: Unplugged is a fresh take on the classic couch multiplayer you know and love!
Pros:
- Cartoon graphics.
- 768MB Download size.
- Gameplay- Four player FPS and everyone is invisible and the only way to see your opponent is to look at their screen.
- Can add/remove bots.
- Four players local play support.
- Minimal loading when in game.
- Two-player split-screen options- Horizontal full, Vertical full, Vertical and horizontal normal whatever that is.
- Two game modes- Local and time trials.
- Announcer choices- Silly, Brutal, Aussie, Sassy and randomize.
- Gyro controls on/off.
- 11 maps each unique but all have four colored areas to make navigation easier.
- 10 weapons from blunderbuss to teddy bombs to a car engine!
- Game types- Party (random), Deathmatch, Gold rush (collect coins), Hill campers (king of the hill), Capture the fun (Capture the flag), Murder mystery and Juggernaut.
- 17 game mutators- Slow mo to ice to low gravity.
- Time trials- Basic or advanced. You must kill x amount of enemies in the time limit and earn up to 3 stars.
- Three bot difficulties- Easy, Normal and dream crusher.
- Easy to play.
- Unlock new weapon skins.
- Ragdoll- You character skin.
- Four control layouts but you do have a lot of options you can change.
- Game settings can be tweaked like reload time, respawns etc.
- Supports- Joycons, Handheld, and Pro controllers.
- Earn EXP from all players and level up to unlock new modes, mutators, skins and ragdolls and more.
Cons:
- Long initial load.
- Community button on the main menu is just an advert for Discord.
- Pause is a press the plus button.
- No online mode.
- Options are all over the place in terms of placement. You cannot adjust much control stuff until in game for example.
- Takes a while to unlock all the game modes and maps.
