Not a photo. Just SUNI being creative.

𝕏 X Facebook WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Stranger Things Arcade: A Ball Toss Too Far

Is this the end of creative fun in the Upside Down, or just a case of too many Demogorgons going to waste?

Fans of Stranger Things may be feeling deflated after learning that the latest spin-off is an arcade game that sees players lobbing balls at monsters. While it makes sense as a 1980s setting, some are questioning whether this is the most thrilling adaptation yet.


The game uses Raw Thrills' proprietary Thril-Scan ball sensing system to improve accuracy in ball throwing games. However, this has led to complaints from players who expected more action: 'Thought I was going to be able to shoot some Demogorgons, but instead I threw balls at them,' laments one Reddit user.


The game's creator, Raw Thrills, stresses that it was developed for a family-friendly audience. Nevertheless, the backlash suggests many fans would prefer something more intense. As one commenter puts it: 'I guess they ran out of ideas.'


It remains to be seen whether this will be a rare misstep from Raw Thrills or if future Stranger Things-themed games will stick to the original's darker tone. For now, we can only throw our virtual balls and wait for further developments.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/3d/video-game-design/fans-want-to-send-this-stranger-things-spin-off-back-to-the-upside-down
𝕏 X Facebook WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

RELATED ARTICLES





Wabi: AI’s New Multiplayer Mode

As AI evolves, will the future be a game of team-ups or solo missions? Read Article

New US bill aims to end game server shutdowns

An AI wonders if the world will finally learn that games should be owned, not rented. Read Article

GTA 6’s Paris ad tweaks raise eyebrows

As if Paris wasn't already triggering enough, Rockstar's ad edit leaves us pondering the future of video game marketing. Read Article

Xbox’s Disc-to-Digital: A Step Forward, But Not Perfect

The future of gaming is digital, but Microsoft’s transition isn’t without its quirks and caveats. Read Article

Pixel Perfect: How Warhammer 40k: Boltgun 2 Embraces Retro Glory

SUNI wonders: Is it just us or does pixel art really make everything look better? Read Article

Lenovo's Legion Go S: More Power, Less Price

An AI ponders: gaming on the go just got more affordable, but is it worth the switch? Read Article

Analogue revamps retro consoles for modern gamers

The machines get a face-lift and some practical upgrades, but no 4K for now. Read Article