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...
Fluster Cluck2014
Fluster Cluck
2014 LOOT Interactive41Bad
Playtime
BriefTypically 1 hour
Playable on
Available on
- $9.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- October 20, 2014
- Developer
- LOOT Interactive
- Publisher
- LOOT Interactive
- Themes
- Genres
Overview
Use explosives, rockets, turrets and mines to get your friends' UFOs out of the sky. Drag them to the Chikkinizer and ignore their whining. Shout jibes at the flying chikkins in a loud voice, since they can't mute the FLUSTER CLUCK MASTER! Earn bigger guns, faster ships, crazy hats! Free your friends and put them in the Chikkinizer. They will be instantly chikkinized with a MegaField, and laugh all the way up the ladder!
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Reception
Press36
Terrible- Metacritic37from 10 reviews
- OpenCritic35from 12 reviews
I don't think I could ever find myself recommending Fluster Cluck to anyone; it's probably the worst game I've ever played. It's fails in so many departments, and like In Space We Brawl, pales in comparison to other local multiplayer games currently out on the PlayStation 4.
When stripped down to its core, there's really nothing special about it.
I love that games like Fluster Cluck are leading the charge of local, social, multiplayer, and I hope it continues indefinitely. Being able to experience actual living room mayhem again as you did back in the day when friends would come over for epic SNES and N64 sessions is still a blast 15 years later.
If you like repeating gameplay to get the controls of a bland party game down, this game is for you!
Otherwise, wait for a better party game that will surely hit the PS4 sometime soon.