- September 30, 2016
- FrozenDev
PigChick Blueballs
Platforms
About
About The Game Local multiplayer physics football game for 2-4 players. Select between Team Nugget or Team Bacon and use power-ups like twister, shrinker, big ball, goal wall and more to outscore your opponents! Full gamepad support and up to four players on the same keyboard. Also Check Out 8Bit Fiesta Party Game On STEAM!











- 8Bit Fiesta is a hilarious party game that shines in local multiplayer, providing hours of fun and laughter with friends.
- The built-in drinking game mode adds an entertaining twist, making it a great choice for social gatherings.
- The game features a variety of mini-games that are easy to pick up, ensuring that both gamers and non-gamers can enjoy the experience.
- The single-player mode is frustratingly difficult, with many players finding the platforming mechanics overly punishing.
- Graphics and overall presentation are subpar, leading to a lack of polish that detracts from the gaming experience.
- The game is marketed as free, but players must pay to unlock additional content, which some consider predatory pricing.
humor
39 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is widely praised for its ability to entertain players, particularly in multiplayer settings, where friends can enjoy hilarious moments and absurd scenarios together. While some find the humor to be forced or overly nonsensical, many appreciate the funny dialogues, character designs, and engaging mini-games that contribute to a lighthearted atmosphere. Overall, it is considered a fun party game that can lead to laughter and memorable experiences, despite some critiques regarding the depth and execution of its comedic elements.
“Very funny game for when you want to have a laugh with friends.”
“This is a terrific and hilarious party game.”
“It's filled with games that will have you and your friends dying of laughter and the fiesta drinking mode is amazing to get you and your friends pretty drunk and rolling on the ground laughing.”
“The dark comedy is not funny.”