Blood Bowl reviews

The game is great. But it's not complete. As Long As you cannot deselect skills like Hail Mary Pass or Double Tackle, the game is not really a reliable recreation of what you sell. It Cannot be that taking a new skill, as it Goes Crazy, completely incapacitate that player, because thereafter he will not be able to do a normal step ever again. They Have to fix it in the next update.

It is monumentally bad. Slow, buged, totaly random, and with a set of rules That really dont make much sense, or work for That matter. The Learning to play curve is sky high, And you will loose interest after about 3 minutes of getting your team mowed down while you try to figure out how Things work. Its not fun or clever in any way at all. To bad money back is not an option in Appstore this would be an obvious candidate for it.

The Game itself is awesome-as a classic tabletop game unmatched. However, the Implementation on the End Device bumpy. If you don't exactly put on 4 Minutes of Zeit/train (which makes the Game extremely tough), you quickly get into Time Distress. 40 second variant (popular to make a short match in between) is not possible at all. Furthermore, as a Beginner is probably quickly overwhelmed and many Breeds are not available. AND DEUTLICH TO TEUER!

As a longtime Player of the PC version, I'm used to the really silly AI beating with Forest Vans and dodged with Dwarfs. But that doesn't make it any better. BB on the Computer appears to many Beginners to be very tough, but in fact it is quite difficult to lose a Game if you understand the Game-experienced Players are rarely allowed to collect a Touchdown against the AI at all. The bugs that are no longer fixed in this now not young Game are really annoying, E.g. the Wizard rarely works correctly, it happens every now and then That you can only put up 10 Or even 12 players, etc. Really annoying is the hairy control, Especially if you want to switch from ball-leading Player to another, you produce an unwanted Passport. Unfortunately, the mobile Version has never gone beyond the Basic Teams of the first PC version (which are then also priced excessively), so only quite boring Leagues come about, which are very testable. A really ingenious Game was lovingly implemented here. Price Policy and Programme Care Are outrageous.