desde mi punto de vista es un juego prometedor pero a la vez muy poco jugado siendo que en matchmaking nadie se unio a una partida en modo online, estuve mas de 5 min tratando de que alguien entrara pero aparentemente a un mes de su salida no ha captado la atencion de los usuarios, es un gran juego si tienes dinero de sobra y no sabes en que gastarlo, altamente recomiendo que compres dos o mas cpias del juego porque jugarlo solo aburre, en diseño se saca un 8/10 musica 9/10 y en rejugabilidad 8/10, lo mas sabio que podrias hacer es esperar a que baje de precio o comprar un bumble de 4 copias si es que algun dia llegan a venderlo.

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Esta bien, lo recomiendo si quereis pasar una buena tarde

Gameplay is good, music is great, and is all around a good time...for a couple hours. It gets very old very quick since there is very little variety. With only 4 game modes and a very simple concept it becomes tedious, even with friends to play with, and if youre playing by yourself vs bots its even worse.

The problem is this game has good things going for it, but they need to expand on this game drastically just to make it worth the $15 price tag. Because right now, there isnt much there to keep you playing it for more than a couple hours.

<insert obligatory "yes I've only played XXX hours but I played a lot of the beta/elsewhere, here>

Battlesloths is one of those games that just has that sort of...unspoken charm. It harkens back to a simpler time where the variety stems from player interaction rather than copious amounts of content, and that's just fine with me. The game is an absolute riot when played with three other friends, and online play works seamlessly, too. I'm a sucker for pixel / retro graphics in any case, but the visuals here aren't just retro, they have a ridiculous amount of character to them.

Plays almost like a lovechild of Duck Game and Super Smash T.V., and if that's not enough to get you to buy the game, nothing else I could say will be, either.

Battlesloths 2025: The Great Pizza Wars is by far my favorite game. It use pixalated graphics for almost everything you see in the game. The game itself only has 4 battle modes at the moment of release. Slice Hunt, Golden Slice, Sloth Hunt, and Last sloth Standing. Along with the game modes comes 18 total weapons ranging from a simple bow and arrow, to a BFSG (Big F*cking Sloth gun). It has a wide variety of levels with their own unique hazards meant to either stop all players or to simply stop them in their tracks. Most noteably is the use of The Nuke. The Nuke can be added to all game modes to add an extra layer of difficulty or just to use in online modes and watch as players scramble to save their points from being cut in half. Currently there are only 8 worlds each holding a total of 3 areas each. However only 7 worlds are available to play in online mode as the world "Temple" is unavailable. Temple has a very unique hazard meant to help players as opposed to killing them. With the small variety of game settings to tinker with before a match starts is a bit underwhelming. You can have timed matches, Matches with a certain kind of weapon, and you can slow down the speed of the sloths. If there were more options available to the player perhaps there would be more enjoyment out fo a few matches. Especially in offline mode (Or playing with bots in this case). The game currently includes over 1017 hats to collect. These hats serve only to add personality to your sloth. The only known way to unlock hats is to play several matches either online with friends or offline with bots. Online matches give much more chances of giving players coins to unlock hats while offline mode with bots is a bit more limited with its coins. Next to blowing out other sloths brains over a piece of pizza there is also a hidden game mode only accessed by a very rare "Hat Demon" Killing this demon will send you to a hidden level with its own unique game mode. Winning this game mode gives you a Golden version of a pre-existing hat. (Some hats look cool golden, i swear.) However i do have my own complaints about the game. The coins are an obvious one because i love collecting and unlocking the hats to add to my collection, if offline mode were given the same treatment as online mode in terms of coins it'd make playing with bots a lot more enjoyable. Instead i'm forced to play to the maximum level available (50 is the limit with the exception of Golden slice which 20 is the limit.) in hopes i get at least 2 or 3 coins at most. The game also has very long and unneeded loading times, it usually takes a minute or two to get to the main screen when booting it up. With online mode however its quite empty. The only online games you'll play is with friends but even then there are some lag issues. Sadly "Quick Match" doesnt seem to even remotely work at all and your stuck in a neverending loop of waiting for players to join, your best to just create a private match instead as thats more reliable. But overall the game works perfectly fine, it has its issues where it will crash unexpectedly or online mode is lagged to hell but collecting hats, killing sloths, and eating pizza is by far my favorite way to spend my time. I highly reccommend you give this game a shot if you have the time to do so.

This is a fun and frantic game. It reminds me a little bit of Robotron from the arcades of my youth, but with competitive play and a large variety of weapons and environments, each of which are very unique.
Gameplay is pretty straightforward, but with enough variation in weapons, maps, and game modes that I expect it to stay enjoyable for quite some time.
Lots of humor throughout. I'm rather fond of the win screen animations, from the winning sloth sometimes making rude gestures at the losers, to the losers heaving up excess pizza or with giant swords stuck in their heads. The large and random collection of 'hats' makes for a fun diversion for the acquisition minded among us.
Overall, lots of fun!
Incidentally, after watching the opening animation, I'm totally rooting for a Battlesloths series on Adult Swim.

This is first and foremost a fun party game. You'll get a lot more enjoyment playing with local friends pvp or co-op, than playing by yourself vs AI. I experimented with the settings and preferences until I found my happy spot (no hazards, more slices), which brings lots of tension and laughs as you race to finish the pizza.

It's nice to have a game I can play with the kids that doesn't involve split screen, and crude humor aside, my kids love the simplicity of the game's goal and mechanics. They get a kick out of all the hats. Overall, we have a blast whenever we play. One review criticizes the game's limited rewards and weapons, but this is what it is: a simple, fun game for a group of friends or family to play on a game night. The price seems reasonable for a family game night; you'll spend triple that at the movies.

Battlesloths 2025 is a fun and addictive arcade game with tons of great gameplay. Single-player is satisfying against bots, but this really shines as a multiplayer game. It also seems well-suited to be a party game. It's also one of the funniest games I've played this year. The production values are exceptional. It's well-made with attractive retroesque art, clever level design, and fun sound effects.

This is the first Invisible Collective game I've played, and I'm mightily impressed. I'll definitely be back for their next game!

This is the fun of a party game, with the gameplay of a twinstick shooter, written and framed by the guys that brought us Red Vs. Blue.

Given all that, it's no surprise that this is a solid local multiplayer experience fueled by lulz and pizza.

If you have friends that you'd like to ♥♥♥♥ over and lose as though you had played mario party, or if you really like sloth emoji, this is a solid purchase at 10 bucks.