- March 6, 2019
- Alva Majo
Shipped
Platforms
About
"Shipped" is an arcade-style local multiplayer game for up to 8 players, with challenging single-player modes also available. Control your naval ship, avoid going off-screen, and grab crates for bullets or use empty cannons to deflect incoming fire. The game features simple controls, but mastering it is a challenge with 5 different game modes. Play with friends or against AI-controlled players.









- Extremely fun party game that supports up to 8 players, making it perfect for local multiplayer sessions.
- The game features cute graphics and a fantastic soundtrack, enhancing the overall experience.
- While the controls may take some time to master, the gameplay is addictive and offers a good challenge, especially when played with friends.
- The controls can be difficult to grasp initially, leading to frustration for some players, especially against bots.
- There is a lack of online multiplayer options, which limits gameplay for those without friends nearby.
- Some players may find the game lacks content and variety in game modes, making it feel repetitive over time.
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game, composed by Alejandro Maciá, is widely praised for its enjoyable and engaging quality, enhancing the overall experience. Reviewers highlight the soundtrack as a standout feature, describing it as beautiful and fun, and recommend purchasing it alongside the game. Overall, the music significantly contributes to the game's charm and enjoyment.
“Although it is not the best game of its developer, the game handles all its aspects quite well, from the simple graphics made with vectors to the soundtrack that is simply enjoyable, especially with the next update that will be released later, which will add many more things to this interesting title.”
“The characters are adorable, the soundtrack absolutely rocks, and to top it all off, it's absurdly fun!”
“Love the colors, the design, the sound effects, and the super beautiful soundtrack by Alejandro Maciá.”