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I'll definitely be trying it out.
Uhh..what did I just see with Eets??? So..confuzzled...
Basically, you have a little guy that will wander around on his own, and you want to guide him to the goal. Before the level starts you can place a certain number of interactive objects in order to guide him where you want him to go. Then you have to trigger them at the right time once you set the level in motion.
Then that Marsho Madness minigame... that's something completely different.
So when are these two actualy out?
Eets is kinda hard to understand without playing it. It's generally described as "Lemmings meets The Incredible Machine". It's a puzzle game that's partly in real time.
Basically, you have a little guy that will wander around on his own, and you want to guide him to the goal. Before the level starts you can place a certain number of interactive objects in order to guide him where you want him to go. Then you have to trigger them at the right time once you set the level in motion.
Then that Marsho Madness minigame... that's something completely different.
And I like the gameplay a bit in Eets: Chowdown.
Live arcade is getting better and better.
“Eets: Chowdown” offers a slew of new items, 120 levels and the exclusive debut of Marsho Madness, a high-adrenaline action game in which players must keep the impending evil marshmallows at bay. "
I just flat out have a moral issue with paying $10 to play Pinball. Something about that just isn't working for me...
edit: yep, only 3 tables, con, as alwasy with pinball games, and no doubt extra tables will be like 200 points each or something, still, better than pro pinball rip off (even tho it was the last decent pinball game)
Eets looks very stylistic, and very....weird lol
800 points for Pinball FX is actually really cheap. For 8 bucks you only get 24 balls on a real pinball machine.
Of course we're gonna have to pay for those tables, right?<<
Both games look really cool though.
On eetsgame.com you get a demo for Eets, if you can't wait. It's quite funny.
800 points for Pinball FX is actually really cheap. For 8 bucks you only get 24 balls on a real pinball machine.
They all just seem so empty and boring somehow. But that's probably the best texturework I've seen, even though that's something you would expect from a game like this... very pleasing to look at.