- August 9, 2023
- Korion Interactive
Sven: Completely Screwed
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About
"Sven: Completely Screwed" is a humor-filled video game where players control Sven, the energetic ram, on his mission to satisfy his needs and those of his impatient sheep flock. With over 25 ways to interact with the sheep, players must avoid detection from the watchful shepherd Lars and his dog Wotan to keep the fun going. The game promises a unique and entertaining experience, 16 years in the making.











- Faithful remaster of the original game, capturing the nostalgic charm and humor that fans remember.
- Offers multiple modes including single player, co-op, and versus, making it a fun experience with friends.
- Great animations, music, and improved controls enhance the overall gameplay experience.
- The game is very short, with completion taking less than 2 hours, leaving players wanting more content.
- Several beloved elements and characters from the original games are missing, which disappoints long-time fans.
- Some levels have poor design and lack challenge, making the gameplay feel repetitive and less engaging.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the latest Sven game blend animated art with 3D visuals, reminiscent of the original titles while incorporating a more modern 2D platformer style. While some players appreciate the nostalgic aesthetic and improved graphics, others criticize it as a cash grab with an inferior art style compared to earlier entries in the series. Overall, the graphics evoke a sense of nostalgia, appealing to long-time fans while also offering a fresh visual experience.
“The first few Sven games are animated and top-down view, while the later games in the series took a more 2D platformer style of view with 3D graphics direction.”
“This game is a recreation of the first one, with an animated art style, 3D graphics, and 3 modes to choose from - single player, co-op (up to 4 players), and versus.”
“I even enjoy the art style.”
“Yet another nostalgia cash grab with inferior art style and dumbed down gameplay.”
“The first few games are animated and top-down view, while the later games in the series took a more 2D platformer style with a 3D graphics direction.”
“Graphics: retro”