We currently had the fellow feeling throughout our sneak peek session 2 months back, and also it is currently a fact: Asterix & & Obelix Put them All! is certainly the little nugget that Microids and also Mr Nutz Workshop have actually guaranteed us. Mind-blowingly attractive (and also despite the tool picked, no downgrade, also on Nintendo Switch over), the video game additionally takes pleasure in strong gameplay with a tip of technique rather unforeseen.
Something is particular, this beat ’em up is the fruit of the job of real lovers and also it can be really felt in the video game.
A qualified 2D fighter with outstanding graphics right out of the comics and also acceptable activity and also gameplay.
Asterix and also Obelix Put ’em All is a lovely beat ’em all which still does not have of deepness also maintain the pleasure on the long term. Regardless of its lovely appearance and also computer animation, the monotone of the 50 degrees and also basic gameplay go for a young target market greater than the ordinary road boxer.
Put Them All is never excellent. It’s superficial, also by style requirements, does not have the all-but required four-player alternative, has actually been stabilized for 2 gamers to the factor that it does not actually function as a single-player video game, and also stops working to offer gamers any kind of factor to offer it a 2nd go when powered via. As well as yet at the exact same time, it is the most effective use the precious Asterix & & Obelix residential property that we have actually seen in years and also for us long-suffering Asterix & & Obelix followers, therefore alone Put Them All is a present.
A not-so-exciting scrolling beat-em-up, because of repeated degrees and also inadequately sharpened video game auto mechanics. The attractive visuals setup and also neighborhood multiplayer increase it from complete absence of passion.
Enjoyable for some time, however extremely restricted and also repeated, Put Them All is a beat ’em up that might and also ought to have been better.
