- February 22, 2017
- Krispy Animation
Bedfellows FRENZY
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About
In Bedfellows FRENZY, players engage in a challenging arcade-style experience, destroying buildings, battling bosses, and unlocking power-ups while progressing through themed levels. The game features an original soundtrack, single-player story mode, multiplayer co-op, and hardcore mode, with 10 in-game cut scenes and multiple endings. Unlock over 39 power-ups, 50+ character bonuses, and compete in weekly global and friend leaderboards, all based on the animated series.











- The game is a fun homage to the classic Rampage series, offering satisfying destruction and chaotic gameplay.
- Fans of the Bedfellows series will appreciate the humor, references, and character interactions throughout the game.
- The game features a good amount of content for its price, with challenging gameplay that keeps players engaged.
- The game is plagued by bugs and feels unfinished, with many players reporting exploits and issues that detract from the experience.
- The difficulty level is excessively high, making it frustrating for solo players and completionists trying to unlock everything.
- Controls can be confusing and the graphics are only mediocre, which may disappoint players expecting a polished experience.
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is reminiscent of the classic Rampage arcade game, featuring simple mechanics focused on destruction and chaos, but with added depth through cash drops and potential multiplayer options. While some players find it enjoyable and fun, others criticize it as clunky and uninspired, suggesting that the retro style may not appeal to everyone. Overall, it caters well to fans of arcade-style gameplay and furry themes, though it may feel outdated to some.
“The gameplay is all the fun of Rampage with more depth, cash, and drops to spice up the total frenzy going on in the game.”
“On the whole, for furry fans, fans of the Bedfellows, and for fans of classic arcade style gameplay, this game is a must play, as it does appeal to all of those in its own way.”
“Straight away from the gameplay, you'll instantly draw some comparisons to the game Rampage, and you'd be right; the aim of the game is to level the city as quick as you can and not be obliterated by the army trying to shoot you out of your mad frenzy.”
“This game pops up, probably funded by said Patreon, and it's a boring, uninspired, clunky, non-rewarding ripoff of the 80s original Rampage arcade game, loosely based upon one episode in which Sheen and Fatigue play it for Fatigue's YouTube gameplay video.”
“Apparently, I seem to think this particular style of gameplay should have stayed back in the 80s as it's boring for me now.”
“This game has pretty much the same gameplay as that one but with some small differences.”