Save Your Nuts

Critic reviews

• 3rd-strike.com

  Ziggy Valentine · May 08, 2020

  7.0

  Save Your Nuts is a fun party game, one to enjoy with your friends and family during lockdown to kill an hour or two. It depends on the excitement you are able to generate while gaming with others to consider how long you can go at it. Playing alone and with bots is not as fun as when playing with other people and the novelty can wear off fast. This is a game that is definitely to be enjoyed at a party where you are guaranteed to have up to eight players and you can implement a rotational system so that there are always fresh challenges.

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• Xbox Tavern

  Jamie Collyer · Apr 16, 2020

  5.9

  It won’t keep us playing for too long, and it can be a bit hard to keep track of, but Save Your Nuts is a fun little arcade game that is good for keeping the kids (both big and little) entertained for an hour or so while we’re all stuck at home.

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• Finger Guns

  Toby Andersen · Apr 16, 2020

  5.0

  Overall, graphics are serviceable for what the game is. The animals look fun if a little polygon-sharp around the edges. Locations are cartoony in keeping with the theme. But you may want to skip the opening video that introduces the Nutlympics; the 2D animation here is horrific.

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• Gamezo

  Kyle · Apr 15, 2020

  7.8

  Save Your Nuts is a great game, and I am glad I got to play it. Although it’s simple enough to play, there is a degree of strategy which helps keep it interesting. However, like many party games, you can’t play it for too long, as there is only so much to do. Still, with the addition of computer-controlled bots, it’s fun both with or without friends and something I can see myself going back to again and again.

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• TheXboxHub

  Neil Watton · Apr 15, 2020

  5.0

  At the end of the day, Save Your Nuts on Xbox One tries its best to provide a fast and frantic nut-fuelled experience, and while it does that for a limited time, it doesn’t take long for total repetition to become the ruling factor. By all means give it a bash if you are looking for a new timewaster, but don’t expect to be playing it for much longer than a few evenings.

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