A pixel playground, gorillas chasing each other, and you in the middle laughing.

No preference ranking here, just a brand-new profile to read with care. On attachment, Goofy Gorillas edges out about a third of all games, and on the urge to rediscover it fresh, a bit more, almost average. But the moment you talk controller feel, it drops hard, near the bottom, ahead of barely a tenth of titles. The art style follows the same slope, down in the depths. Keep in mind, all of this rests on one or two votes per line. These are first signals, not a verdict.

In the big family of multiplayer party games, this is a small one that owns its lightness. We're far from the party games that mark a generation. We're in the quick, between-friends, no-pretension zone.

So, who's it for? You, if you want a silly, warm PvP brawl to fire up with friends some evening. Much less if you expect pin-sharp controls or a visual identity that sticks in your head.