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Blood Bowl

Blood Bowl
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Based on 24 reviews
  • Excellent:
    1
  • Good:
    11
  • Average:
    5
  • Bad:
    7

Reviews

  • By Good Gear Guide on February 08, 2010

    Games Workshop’s Warhammer franchise doesn’t immediately seem like the most ideal fit for an American football game, but if Mega Man can have a soccer game, why can’t Orcs and Lizardmen toss on some shoulder pads and throw around a...

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  • By IGN Gear on January 29, 2010

    Blood Bowl is a respectable attempt at bringing the ideals of a board game to a videogame. It has decent elements of personality, but the abundance of text and rule memorization can be a downer when all you want to do is get into a game. With so many...

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  • By itreviews.com on January 12, 2010

    Blood Bowl has its problems. The flaccid and pointless-seeming real-time mode, the rough presentation, a lack of online options compared to the PC, and the odd joypad-breaking fumble. However, the core Blood Bowl turn-based rules are still good fun...

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  • By Stuff NZ on October 21, 2009

    Once upon a time, in a decade far far away, a game existed that allowed you to pit two teams of upgradable, armoured, gridiron-inspired and generally badass players against each other in order to throw a metallic orb around a futuristic, industrial...

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  • By GamePlanet on October 21, 2009

    Blood Bowl seems to be the result of a fiendish coupling between extremely inflexible Warhammer lore and a studio hamstrung by licensing requirements. It's not exactly intuitive, and requires significant investment and patience to see...

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  • By HEXUS.net on September 24, 2009

    Version Reviewed - PC What is Blood Bowl? Based on Games Workshops long-running, dice-throwing board game, Blood Bowl is a fantasy football game, loosely based on American Football and set in the Warhammer universe, where, goblins, orcs, trolls and...

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  • By Strategy Informer on September 18, 2009

    Each of the races play into stereotypical strengths and weaknesses on the field, like Orcs favouring a ‘blitzkrieg’ style approach while Elves prefer agility and long passes to secure touchdowns. Much like the table-top game of Warhammer...

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  • By Play TM on September 16, 2009

    Consider Cyanide's previous title Chaos Legion, a 2004 strategy title that was pretty much Blood Bowl - a turn-based, hyper-violent ode to American football in a fantasy setting - in everything but name. Games Workshop were a bit miffed with...

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  • By AsiaOne on August 21, 2009

    THE skinny wood elf was stretched out with bloodied broken ribs after Riverfart - the big brutish troll in my American football team - executed a full body slam on him.That move by Riverfart was to follow up on his earlier attack which took the ball...

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  • By BrightHub on August 04, 2009

    Despite the interface and graphics problems, Blood Bowl is fresh enough that most turn-based gamers will find it both surprising and exciting. There arent many games available for any platform which provide the same quirky, but strategically...

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