It's animated, yet 3D, so it looks like a cartoon. If you have no friends, this game may not be for you.
#Tom and jerry in war of the whiskers review movie#
It's like going to the movie theater alone, or singing without a band. Sure, you can unlock secret characters and face boss characters, but in the end, it's just not enjoyable. Playing this game in single-player mode isn't nearly as rewarding an experience. Unfortunately, this is where the fun factor wears thin. There is no network or online play, but that's alright because it wouldn't be nearly as fun as playing it with three other people sitting on your couch playing against each other. There are various game modes, such as tournament, tag team, versus, and team play. You can play up to four players at once, making this game ideal for parties. But be careful while taunting, as you are left vulnerable to attacks. You can boost up your berserk meter by damaging or taunting the other players, and once your berserk bar is full, you can activate it to do double damage to your opponents, and this lasts as long as the bar drains. Aside from this, the moves are pretty limited. In fact, there are over seventy-five different implements of destruction for you to use and abuse. You can do all the de facto standards for fighting games such as jump, kick, punch, and block, as well, you have the ability to pick up items and weapons to use against your opponents.
If you're on the beach level when the tide comes in, you might be attacked by a shark! The levels are well done and various, and take away from the monotonous gameplay that we have come to expect from the fighting game genre. If you're standing in it, you'll be frozen there as well, leaving you out in the open for a short time, allowing your enemies to take advantage of your situation. Now, the refrigerator will open and freeze the water. For instance, if you're duking it out in the kitchen, the sink will overflow, and water will go all over the floor. Tom, Jerry, and friends fight through a bunch of different destructible environments, each with their own pitfalls and platforms.
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