Plus, most of the objects in each of the stages can break, which makes crashing into things even more hilarious. I've played this game against the computers multiple times, and I love watching the chaos conspire every time two of the android things so much as come into contact with each other. Well, as long as you're at your computer, that is. Even though there won't be as much laughing out loud, this game is a more fun and amusing time killer than Fruit Ninja.

This is one of those games where the most fun comes from playing with your friends I've seen it played by two people at once, and the learning curve for the controls can generate some serious laughs, especially considering the fact that the game is all about physics, meaning that one of the most common occurrences is stumbling, and that constantly makes itself known.īut this in no way means that it's no fun playing by yourself. There are a selection of modes to play in, primarily 2-player duel or a series of all-out brawls.Īnother important aspect of the game is that you can pick from a variety of included maps and mod-based maps to create different and absolutely hilarious gameplay experiences. The basic premise is that you can play with up to two human players (because it's only playable on a keyboard) and four players total as color-coded android-like wrestlers who are highly clumsy and vulnerable to stumbling. There's no story to the game at all in fact, it's wonderfully simple. Sumotori Dreams is a small five-dollar physics wrestling game (totally legit gaming genre, except not really) developed by Gravity Sensation, a website that specifically develops physics games. Sumotort Dreams has no title screen, but this is an example of the 4-player gameplay in a special map.

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