Since the release of Chaos League during summer 2004, fans hoping to see a Cyanide days working on the famous license Blood Bowl Games Workshop universe both of the two titles are similar. After many adventures and a few threats of lawsuits, their dream has never been closer to being realized. The studio french actually works, and this for several months, the adaptation of Blood Bowl in video game. After a quick presentation at last fall during the Games Convention, Cyanide invited us into his office to try it on both PC and on consoles. Impressions.
Based on the rules of U.S. football, the Blood Bowl is both a fantasy and much more trash in the national sport in the country of Uncle Sam Designed by the English of Games Workshop, this board game based on the Both teams struggle to score touchdown. As U.S. soccer, the ball is oval. As U.S. soccer, the confrontation is muscular, but unlike the U.S. football here almost all shots are allowed to prevail. Indeed, a game of Blood Bowl has quickly turned to boxing and this happy "anything" that Cyanide has tried to recreate.
A joyous anything Cyanide was based on the final draft of the rules of the game. Even if it has any hopes of importance to newcomers, it is of course a guarantee of quality players rocked the Games Workshop since their early childhood. It should be added for even more stick game, Cyanide has developed a game turn-based. It is present on the four media listed (DS, PC, PSP and Xbox 360), but note immediately that for a greater number of players, Cyanide has also developed a real-time mode on PC and Xbox 360 only.
Turn-based or real time, this does not change much to the many options of the game in one case as in the other, we can compete in singles parties, taking part in championships and customize all kinds of competitions "classified" (ie managed by Cyanide) or "free". Small disappointment however, it is possible to play on a single machine, but not to make a number of competitions in this way: this should be left to management "per sheet of paper interposed." Seemingly rich and full, the options available will deserve our attention at the time of testing.
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