Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl
- May 7, 2020
- Spoony Bard Productions
A really nice stop gap title until Chronic Blunt Punch arrives and decent use of an old system. A few fiddly controls, but nothing that can't be forgiven.
Get on Steam"Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl" is a retro-style beat 'em up game featuring iconic characters from the View Askewniverse. Players can choose to play as Jay, Silent Bob, or other characters from the movies as they fight through hordes of enemies in a mall setting. The game offers local co-op play, faithfully recreating the look and feel of classic arcade games.
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- gameplay6 mentions
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Critic Reviews
Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl Review
Jay and SIlent Bob: Mall Brawl is a strong achievement, a worthy NES throwback and a fun game for Kevin Smith fans and haters alike. Unfortunately it is hamstrung by a stage so bad that it brings down the entire experience and should, quite simply, be patched out entirely or made significantly shorter and easier. Still, persevere through it and you'll find it's sandwiched with joyful 8-bit face-kicking fun with two stoner icons. The whole world's against us dude, I swear to god.
60%Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl (Nintendo Switch)
Kevin Smith built a career on fan service, and Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl is as fan service-y as it gets. On its face, it’s a typical arcade beat-’em-up, but with a shiny View Askew coat of paint. If you’re looking for a solid brawler that harkens to the NES days or you’re an aficionado of Smith’s filmography, it’s easy to recommend this charming title.
80%Snootch to the nootch - Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl review
Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl does a great job recreating the look and feel of an original NES release, but takes its retro inspired roots a bit too far and becomes a game which few but the most dedicated will finish. That said, I did enjoy my time with the game and catching the references to other Kevin Smith movies.
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