Drunk-Fu: Wasted Masters

 Xbox One
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  1. TheXboxHub
    Sep 12, 2018
    70
    On your own it is a great game for a quick five minute fix, although longer sessions can get frustrating thanks to the unusual control scheme. If you play with friends however then the game is transformed and I’m hard pressed to remember a game in recent times that has given me more of a laugh than this has when enjoyed with company.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Aug 19, 2018
    8
    I enjoyed the awkward movement mechanics I didn’t enjoy the awkwardness of the controls because they did annoy me a little bit. In terms ofI enjoyed the awkward movement mechanics I didn’t enjoy the awkwardness of the controls because they did annoy me a little bit. In terms of content the game doesn’t have a huge amount for you to get to grips with so I recommend that you play the game in short bursts. Sometimes finding a game on multiplayer takes a very long time and it doesn’t always work well. All in all I love Kung-Fu and I love being drunk so what do you get when you combine the two? You get the lovely little gem that is Drunk-Fu: Wasted Masters. This game isn’t going to win any awards nor is it the best game you’re ever going to play, but what it does do in droves is deliver a fun and humorous experience. If you’ve got a few friends doing nothing then I suggest you get on this game because you’ll enjoy yourself to the max. In fact you’ll enjoy yourself that much that you’ll forget about the shortcomings the game suffers with. In terms of me recommending the game to you it definitely does deserve a recommendation because it allows you to relax and have a silly time with your friends without taking itself too seriously and in the end that’s what I want every now and then because life is too serious a lot of the time.… Full Review »
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