Of course this leads to a final showdown, which considering you can infinitely respawn for a small amount of coins makes for more annoyance than difficulty. The story makes no sense at all, a new character in town is stealing all of your fame in order to write you out of your own fairytales, swooping in at the last minute to steal your thunder, taking all the credit for himself.

The bad stuff just makes it even more hilarious as you pull off a special Glory Mode attack, hitting a rabbit in slow motion just to watch it flop over as it squeaks like a fresh oiled hinge.

As long as you have someone with you to laugh at your misfortune, you’ll forgive this cute little package of animated gore.Īmong this blood-drenched escapade through Taleville, you encounter a large amount of different enemy types, a huge variety of weapons and unprecedented amounts of fun. It gets repetitive, it will keep spawning you in the middle of a difficult platforming section where you’ll die the second you spawn until you reload the last checkpoint. There are points in the game where you feel like quitting, the game tests you and really tries to break you. When playing cooperatively, this side scrolling hack n’ slash can completely obscure the screen if you and your player 2 both get a kill worthy of a close-up. Not being able to see anything as your character is hacked to death repeatedly by a band of lumberjacks is just the icing on the cake. It stands up to the likes of the Resistance trilogy, the Call of Duty games and many others and comes out on top flaunting it’s addictive gameplay and horrible, eye-gouging camera angles. Over the top gore? Bosses with excessively obvious move patterns? Ever wanted family-friendly stories told in the most family-unfriendly ways imaginable? Sign me up!įairytale fights is one of the best local multiplayer games released on the PlayStation 3.

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