STAB STAB STAB!

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STAB STAB STAB! is a single player and multiplayer casual fighting game. It was developed by Riley Neville and was released on April 2, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

Stab Stab Stab! is a brutal, physics-based, couch multiplayer fighting game where you stab your friends until they pop!

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85%

Audience ScoreBased on 136 reviews

gameplay6 positive mentions

music1 negative mentions

The game is chaotic and hilarious, providing a lot of fun when played with friends.
It features satisfying physics-based controls and a unique art style that adds to the overall experience.
The game allows for up to 8 players locally, making it a great party game for gatherings.

The game lacks online multiplayer support, limiting its replayability and accessibility.
There are issues with controller support, only allowing a maximum of 4 local controllers without additional software.
Many players find the game becomes boring quickly due to a lack of content and depth.

gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
36%
21%
The gameplay is described as fun and engaging, featuring satisfying physics-based controls and a variety of interesting obstacles that prevent it from becoming repetitive. Players appreciate the mechanics, which are easy to learn yet thrilling, and the game offers both collaborative and solo play options, enhancing its appeal. However, some users feel that it lacks certain elements that could elevate the experience further.
- “If you play games for the mechanics, this one is for you!”
- “If you're more into collaborative games or want to play solo, it offers a fascinating variation on the standard gameplay, where you fight weird amalgamations of fleshbird body parts.”
- “However, the way these mechanics are implemented is absolutely thrilling, with incredibly satisfying physics-based controls and plenty of fantastical weirdness.”
- “Mutations and a good variety of interesting obstacles on the map help to keep the gameplay from getting stale.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is described as both gross and hilarious, providing a chaotic and entertaining experience that elicits laughter, especially when played with friends. Players report having a great time, often laughing and yelling during gameplay.
- “This game is so gross and hilarious, a good bit of fun!”
- “Played with some friends on the couch, we were laughing our asses off and yelling most of the time.”
- “Very chaotic, very hilarious.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The graphics are described as wonderfully creative and charming, featuring a unique art style that adds to the game's overall appeal. Players appreciate the combination of fun gameplay and impressive visuals, although some feel that certain elements are lacking. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's quirky and enjoyable atmosphere.
- “Simple yet very creative concept with wonderful graphics and sound design.”
- “Really fun gameplay, simple and easy to learn controls, and great graphics.”
- “The art style is weird and oddly charming, the controls feel good, and the game feels wonky in a really good way!”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players often find themselves more engaged with the gameplay mechanics and exploration in Fallout 4 than with the main story, indicating that the narrative may not be the primary draw of the game. Many users have invested significant time in the game without focusing on the storyline, suggesting a preference for the sandbox elements over the narrative experience.
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
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The music aspect of the game is notably lacking, with users highlighting the absence of any soundtrack and minimal sound effects, which contributes to a dull combat experience. This lack of auditory engagement detracts from the overall excitement and enjoyment of the gameplay.
- “Combat is mindless; there's no music, minimal sound effects, and little feedback on who wins or who got the kill. The power-ups don't make the game any more exciting or fun.”