“Playing the absolute mess that is Lunch A Palooza only served to give me a headache while wondering what the hell was going on. The battles are, pardon my French, a complete clusterfuck of environmental items flying around and players throwing attacks with almost no particles. There is little separating moving around to being thrown away as if hit with a tactical nuke, characters being unbalanced as it gets. I cannot fathom going through the trouble of gathering 3 other players, only to have them play this, which leaves the game with nothing to offer besides bots.”
Lunch A Palooza
Seashell Studio · May 14, 2020
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Lunch A Palooza is a game for everyone! With it's easy to learn controls, and fast-paced random matches, it's perfect for both the beginner and seasoned gamer alike. The goal is to be the last food standing! You must use special attacks and food items to dominate the opposition.
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- 4.0The game doesn’t look great, even for something so simplistic and it doesn’t play very well as I mentioned earlier, but I can totally envision kids having a blast with it.
- 3.9I was quite looking forward to a new local multiplayer party game to add to the rotation; sadly, Lunch A Palooza won’t be filling that void. There’s a neat idea here, but the hard to decipher combat, wonky physics and general lack of, well, fun mean that we’re best off warming up some of our leftovers for now.
- 5.0So do I recommend Lunch A Palooza on Xbox One? Eh … not really. It doesn’t do enough to warrant the relatively steep price tag. it’s too rough around the edges, with annoying glitches, overly-unpredictable physics and dropped inputs aplenty. You and a couple of friends will probably wring a few hours of fun out of it before things get too repetitive (or frustrating) to be enjoyable.
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