Aeolis Tournament is a fine multiplayer outing. While the modes could've been more diverse, I did enjoy playing the game with friends. You got your rounds in pretty fast, particularly since there is barely a learning curve. Aeolis Tournament, in that sense, is for those in need of something simple and direct. Naturally, you can go for additional goals and power-ups, but the core works well enough for an hour or two.
Aeolis Tournament
Beyond Fun Studio · Jul 16, 2020
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Use the power of the wind to compete in the various games of the Storm Championship in this charmingly chaotic 8-player action party game. Aeolis Tournament features physics-based gameplay, a tournament mode and local and online multiplayer play.
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- Given the game’s local co-op nature, Aeolis Tournament is tough to recommend at the moment. It might be worth giving this one a go once your gaming sessions can be enjoyed again in the company of your friends, but until then, there’s little point in picking this one up. Of course, by the time the pandemic restrictions are lifted, the game might have already dropped in price, or even have gotten a much-needed content update.
- Despite any hangups I experienced during my time with Aeolis Tournament, I will say it accomplished all its goals. It’s accessible — I can see kids as young as four getting the swing of this. It’s replayable — quick burst rounds give off that “one more go” gameplay. It features a focus on multiplayer — as there is no mode available with fewer than two characters on the field, you’ll always be playing against someone, even if it’s the AI. And the art is charming and colorful.
- 7.0To recap, Aeolis Tournament is a fun, easy to pick up multiplayer game that pits friends against each other to determine the top spot. Players will enjoy the simple control scheme and short events. However, the lack of variety in the events will hinder the replay value of Aeolis Tournament, thus turning some players away.
- 7.4Aeolis Tournament is a game that I will be bringing out at every party. Its simple one button mechanic makes it accessible for players of all skill levels whilst not relying on luck and its mode variety keeps the gameplay fresh. The main letdown is the games lack of single-player content, making it go down as forgettable unless you frequently have friends to play with.
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