Fluster Cluck

Fluster Cluck

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12
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"From top to bottom, Fluster Cluck is dreadful. The gameplay is basic, but the uninspired map designs, weak weaponry, and confusing scoring system ruin the fun. The campaign feels like it drags along despite being so short, but the dependence on grinding to open up more levels is infuriating. Multiplayer makes things a little better, but the paltry map selection and pittance of modes saps away that fun rather quickly. The lack of online multiplayer cripples the potential audience even more. Even the presentation is weak enough to give the player the impression that this title was done as quickly as possible with no regard for quality. As it stands, Fluster Cluck is up (down?) there with Basement Crawl as one of the worst multiplayer console experiences to date. There is absolutely no reason to grab this one, especially at its rather high price point."

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Fluster Cluck is a chaotic co-op shooter where players team up to blast UFOs out of the sky with a variety of weapons including explosives rockets turrets and mines. After taking down targets you drag the defeated aliens to a device called the Chikkinizer which transforms them into chicken-like creatures. The game emphasizes local multiplayer with split screen support letting friends or rivals join in on the same couch. Each match blends fast paced shooting with absurd humor like taunting defeated foes and collecting cosmetic upgrades such as wild hats and flashy ships. What sets Fluster Cluck apart is its focus on ridiculous fun over polished mechanics. The Chikkinizer itself becomes a central part of the action as players race to process enemies while dodging incoming attacks. Local split screen co-op keeps interactions lively whether you're working together or competing for top scores. While the 2014 release date means it's been around a while its over the top style and accessibility still make it a solid pick for parties. The game’s charm lies in its commitment to goofy antics from start to finish.

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Single player, Co-operative, Split screen

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