BOMBFEST

Want some local multiplayer mayhem where you bomb friends? Then check out this Cheapness affordable gaming review of BOMBFEST and Nova Nukers [Episode 83]

https://youtu.be/xhHvv38ZzV0

Quick text review of BOMBFEST only:
-Samescreen multiplayer is really the point of the game (No campaign, you can play against bots, there is no online multiplayer or story)
-The only distractions are the unlocks but pleasantly you get something after every match until the well is dry (Exciting but the most exciting unlock, new arenas, are the least prevalent)
-Maybe the game could have done with arenas (Maybe derived from the rooms wherein the arenas are placed - you play as blocky dolls who throw bombs so there's a kind of army men battlefield going on with wood blocks and kitchen sinks)
-Thus, the arenas are compact, and this leads to some fun, fast paced, physics-based combat where you fling each other until ring out (Pleasantly the blocks scatter too and can even bury you)
-Has cute, kind of polygonal visuals displaying the toyroom and household places but some of the colour combos can be mildly grating and some of the arenas are less exciting than the rest of the room you find yourself in
-Good playful music that belongs in the toyroom yet is triumphant and competitive in its sound (For instance horns with triangle chime accents)
-Good sound design too (Booms and clicking wood)
-Maybe could have done with more arenas or something (Only takes 2 hours to unlock everything)

Practical concerns:
-Bad value for money (R7.90 / $1.00 / £0.72 per hour for me)
-Small download size as it takes up 329.12 Mb on the hard drive
-4p Local versus multiplayer