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Casey Powell Lacrosse 16

Big Ant Studios · Mar 9, 2016

PC · PS4 · Xbox One

Everyone

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Casey Powell Lacrosse 16 combines the player movement and passing of basketball with the stick skills, shooting, and hitting of hockey to create a high scoring, action-packed game of lacrosse.

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PC

Critic 5.0 (1 critics) · Gamer 7.7

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.7

Xbox One

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Critic reviews

  • Pure Xbox

    Ken Barnes · Mar 26, 2016

    7.0
    Casey Powell Lacrosse 16 won't be a game for everybody. Of course it won't. But as well as giving fans of the sport a good deal of fun, it might convert a few non-lacrosse fans who are looking for a change from the usual multi-million dollar soccer/hockey/gridiron/basketball titles that are sent out onto the playing surface every year, as well. As an almost full-price title, things had to be pretty much on point here and though it isn't perfect, the development team have done well to provide a game that does the sport proud.
  • Operation Sports

    Chris Sanner · Mar 22, 2016

    6.5
    Here’s the deal, Powell Lacrosse 16 isn’t a bad game. There’s nothing here that truly sticks out as being poorly done. However, I also am not sure it's close to being a great game either. The gameplay itself is solid enough, but does lack the depth and layers from other titles in other sports.
  • Hardcore Gamer

    Jason Bohn · Mar 17, 2016

    4.0
    Everywhere I looked found me stuck for something truly positive to say about Casey Powell Lacrosse 16. Gamers who are also lacrosse fans have no other current option. If digital lacrosse is wanted, this title is playable, and it isn’t impossible to catch some enjoyment in the net on this stick. Anyone else, from general sports fans to gamers just interested in something different, should probably move on. There are just too many issues to make this a worthwhile purchase.
  • GameSpot

    Mike Mahardy · Mar 14, 2016

    5.0
    That denial embodies the experience of playing Casey Powell Lacrosse 16: trying to enjoy yourself despite the ordeal you just suffered. There's no finesse here, no style, and all too few moments where it actually resembles the source material it's trying to represent. The sport of lacrosse may be growing in popularity by the year, but it still lacks a proper video game representative.
  • TheSixthAxis

    Jim Hargreaves · Apr 06, 2016

    4.0
    With much of the game centred around matches and how they play out, Lacrosse 16 leaves much to be desired. Clearly, a lot of dedication has gone into making this the most polished adaptation of the sport you’ll ever get your hands on. However, that’s not enough to gloss over its two largest oversights: frustrating controls and an almost nonexistent learning aide.

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