Overruled

Overruled!'s core premise isn't a bad one at all, and developer Dlala Studios clearly has good intentions behind it. However, almost every aspect of the game fails to impress, and the title is ultimately best avoided because of it - especially given the release's desolate online servers, and lack of any meaningful single-player experience.

39%Game Brain Score

gameplay

73% User Score Based on 22 reviews

Critic Score 40%Based on 1 reviews

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Overruled is a multiplayer brawler like no other - players change the rules and objectives as they play, directly influencing the dynamics of the game. No two games are ever the same! Challenge your friends or take on strangers in both local and online battles with up to 4 people in frantic fights to the finish. The end goal is simple - most points wins - but getting there is where the madness l…

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73%

Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews

gameplay1 positive mentions

Overruled is a fun and chaotic party game that offers a unique gameplay experience with constantly changing rules.
The game is enjoyable to play locally with friends, especially when using voice chat for added fun.
The developers are actively improving the game, and it shows potential for future updates and enhancements.

The online multiplayer functionality is severely lacking, making it difficult to play with others.
LAN multiplayer is unreliable, with many players unable to join sessions despite attempts to troubleshoot.
The single-player experience is not engaging, leading to a recommendation against purchasing the game for solo play.

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The gameplay in "Gem Wars: Attack of the Jiblets" features a unique "mixed mode" that introduces constant changes in game modes, creating a dynamic and engaging experience for players. This fluidity keeps the gameplay fresh and encourages adaptability.
- “In our game (Gem Wars: Attack of the Jiblets), we have a 'mixed mode' where the game mode changes periodically. This constant flux is a key part of the gameplay.”