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Mutants and monsters unleash maniacal carnage on the gridiron in THIS action packed, arcade-style football game. Mutant Football League delivers intense online multiplayer action, deep strategy and deadly humor.

Fantastical arenas full of ruthless fans and deadly traps set the stage for mayhem in every contest that allows players to win by highest score or by killing and eradicating their opponents - a feat made easier as teams use their unique “Dirty Tricks” such as “Bribe the Ref” to overturn a call or having a player become “Ginormous” to grow in size and pummel the puny combatants in their path. Whenever a game begins you’ll quickly discover the only predictable element is broken bones.

Mutant Football League is the bloody-fun, next-gen, successor to arcade-style American football games, taking inspiration from over-the-top sports games such as NFL Blitz and the Sega Genesis classic, Mutant League Football. Digital Dreams' MFL game delivers deep strategic 7-on-7 gameplay, with bone-crunching, tooth-shattering, head splitting hits, and a roster of comical ghouls delivering tongue-through-cheek humor. Oh, and blood. Lots of blood.

Two player online or four player local MULTIPLAYER gives you the choice to clobber one another or team up and crush opposing miscreants.
Choose from 18 TEAMS made up of blood thirsty, wisecracking Skeletal Deadheads, Armored Bruiserbots, Criminal Aliens, Mutated Humans and Monstrous Orcs.
NBA Jam and NFL Blitz hall of fame commentator, Tim Kitzrow gives unforgettable, adult-oriented play-by play commentary for every game.
Use Dirty Tricks during game play to Bribe the Ref, throw Bombs, or equip Shotguns and Chainsaws to your players to inflict maximum carnage against the unsuspecting competition for real difference-making moments!
18 unique fields across the league offer landmines, booby traps, fire pits, toxic moats and buzz saws as fun but deadly obstacles.
Play as MFL All-Stars Wham Neutron, Bomb Shady, Ghoulio Bones, and more who dominate the league with their rising kill counts and ferocious abilities.
Multiple punishing play modes like EXHIBITION, PRACTICE, PLAYOFFS, or try to survive a FULL SEASON and reach the ultimate glory: THE MAYHEM BOWL!
Make the most of POST-PLAY MAYHEM by bludgeoning your opponents with brass knuckles, body slams, and rib-crushing kicks after the whistle blows
Exploding body parts, comically horrific deaths, and blood splatters fuel the MFL GORE FX visual experience.

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Title: Mutant Football League
Genre: Action, Indie, Sports
Developer:
Digital Dreams Entertainment LLC
Publisher:
Digital Dreams Entertainment LLC
Release Date: 31 Oct, 2017

Minimum:

OS: Windows 7
Processor: Intel Core2Quad 2.67 GHz or AMD Phenom II X4 965
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 6 GB available space

English

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I always liked the over the top concept of blood bowl, but the turn based strategy of that game killed the pacing, and made the action feel stale, so, although this game is a blatant ripoff of the blood bowl games, if they were able to make a better game than blood bowl I'm not complaining. However, they dropped the ball on this pretty bad, so here I am...complaining.

The first thing the game tells you in the loading screen is that you should have not bought the game. It doesn't use those exact words but it says \u201cGamepad Recommended,\u201d which is code for \u201cwe designed this game for a console, but we thought we could get some more money by selling it to PC players on steam, but we didn't want to put in the effort to make a PC friendly port, so YOU have to go by extra hardware so our game is playable.\u201d I wasn't to worried about this because Rocket League also recommends that PC players use a \u201cGamepad\u201d but I felt right at home with the standard mouse and keyboard for that game.

My next hurtle came when I started the tutorial and discovered that the game wanted me to use the arrow keys to control the character. The last game I played that made me use the arrow keys for player control came on a floppy disk, and I'm talking the 8in floppy, not the 3.5in that everyone uses for a save icon now. I realize that this game is trying to recapture the nostalgia of NFL Blitz and NBA Jam, but using a control method that died out 20 years ago instead of the standard WASD key layout is not nostalgia, it's just annoying.

So before I could even start the tutorial I had to remap the controls which was when I discovered that you can't map anything to your mouse. I realize this was probably because the developers reasoned that if you have 3 receivers but only 2 buttons it won't work. I have a gaming mouse with a ton of buttons that could be assigned to everything that I need, but because the developers cut the mouse out of the game I was forced to remap everything to the number pad. This had the extra annoyance of displaying \u201cnum\u201d for my receivers in a pass play. So instead of my receiver having a big \u201c5\u201d over his head he has a \u201cnum 5\u201d displayed. In order to add the \u201cnum\u201d text, and still have all the text fit, they cut the size of the font in half, so that after about 10 yards I can't even read the text. This made every passing play a game of roulette. Am I going to pass to the wide open receiver 20 yards down field, or the receiver 10 yards out in tipple coverage?

I was willing to overlook all of this, but the tutorial broke me. I knew that I needed the tutorial because all the controls were so unfamiliar and unintuitive. So, I start working through the tutorial and I come to a point where I need to choose a formation. I start looking through them, but the tutorial coach immediately starts giving me annoying little barbed comments for taking to long to pick a formation. The same thing happens when I then started looking through the plays for that formation. I realize this is supposed to be cute little thing to build ambiance, but it just comes off as annoying. The coach starts complaining after 8 seconds (yes I timed it), and this happens every time you try to look through the playbook. If I'm not supposed to take time to look through the playbook in the TUTORIAL when am I suppose to actually look at it? So I finish the first tutorial and I'm immediately hit with a game breaking bug where the menu selector keeps scrolling like I was holding the down arrow. I try to hit the option to quit the game, as the selection keeps flipping through the options on the main menu, but after several failed attempts I have to CTR+ALT+DEL and kill the process.

After I reload the game I went through the other tutorials until I hit the kicking tutorial. In this tutorial you kick from increasingly far distances until you are booting the ball from damn near half the filed, and if you don't make it you must try, try, again. The catch is, the kick is impossible to make. I tried at least 50 times (I didn't actually count) and no matter how perfectly I got the kick meter into the sweet spot the ball would fall short. As I have already revealed I have been gaming sense the floppy disk era and I have never come up against a game where the TUTORIAL was too hard to beat. I figured I had got the basics of kicking, and as long as I didn't try to put one through the uprights at the damn 50 yard line I should be fine, so I got out, and decided to just skip to the last and final tutorial, only to discover that it is locked! Why would you do this? Who made the decision to lock a tutorial until you complete the one prior, and how did they justify it? So now that I can't complete the impossible kicking tutorial I have no idea how to play defense. I know that I could just put it practice mode, and button mash until I figure things out, but quite frankly I'm done trying to wrestle with this intuitive buggy mess.. Fantastic game. I really wish Dynasty was a tad bit deeper, fantasy drafts, create players etc. I've never had this much fun playing a football game. It really gives me Blitz the League vibes and i love it. Must have if you're sick of the same old football game.. I always liked the over the top concept of blood bowl, but the turn based strategy of that game killed the pacing, and made the action feel stale, so, although this game is a blatant ripoff of the blood bowl games, if they were able to make a better game than blood bowl I'm not complaining. However, they dropped the ball on this pretty bad, so here I am...complaining.

The first thing the game tells you in the loading screen is that you should have not bought the game. It doesn't use those exact words but it says \u201cGamepad Recommended,\u201d which is code for \u201cwe designed this game for a console, but we thought we could get some more money by selling it to PC players on steam, but we didn't want to put in the effort to make a PC friendly port, so YOU have to go by extra hardware so our game is playable.\u201d I wasn't to worried about this because Rocket League also recommends that PC players use a \u201cGamepad\u201d but I felt right at home with the standard mouse and keyboard for that game.

My next hurtle came when I started the tutorial and discovered that the game wanted me to use the arrow keys to control the character. The last game I played that made me use the arrow keys for player control came on a floppy disk, and I'm talking the 8in floppy, not the 3.5in that everyone uses for a save icon now. I realize that this game is trying to recapture the nostalgia of NFL Blitz and NBA Jam, but using a control method that died out 20 years ago instead of the standard WASD key layout is not nostalgia, it's just annoying.

So before I could even start the tutorial I had to remap the controls which was when I discovered that you can't map anything to your mouse. I realize this was probably because the developers reasoned that if you have 3 receivers but only 2 buttons it won't work. I have a gaming mouse with a ton of buttons that could be assigned to everything that I need, but because the developers cut the mouse out of the game I was forced to remap everything to the number pad. This had the extra annoyance of displaying \u201cnum\u201d for my receivers in a pass play. So instead of my receiver having a big \u201c5\u201d over his head he has a \u201cnum 5\u201d displayed. In order to add the \u201cnum\u201d text, and still have all the text fit, they cut the size of the font in half, so that after about 10 yards I can't even read the text. This made every passing play a game of roulette. Am I going to pass to the wide open receiver 20 yards down field, or the receiver 10 yards out in tipple coverage?

I was willing to overlook all of this, but the tutorial broke me. I knew that I needed the tutorial because all the controls were so unfamiliar and unintuitive. So, I start working through the tutorial and I come to a point where I need to choose a formation. I start looking through them, but the tutorial coach immediately starts giving me annoying little barbed comments for taking to long to pick a formation. The same thing happens when I then started looking through the plays for that formation. I realize this is supposed to be cute little thing to build ambiance, but it just comes off as annoying. The coach starts complaining after 8 seconds (yes I timed it), and this happens every time you try to look through the playbook. If I'm not supposed to take time to look through the playbook in the TUTORIAL when am I suppose to actually look at it? So I finish the first tutorial and I'm immediately hit with a game breaking bug where the menu selector keeps scrolling like I was holding the down arrow. I try to hit the option to quit the game, as the selection keeps flipping through the options on the main menu, but after several failed attempts I have to CTR+ALT+DEL and kill the process.

After I reload the game I went through the other tutorials until I hit the kicking tutorial. In this tutorial you kick from increasingly far distances until you are booting the ball from damn near half the filed, and if you don't make it you must try, try, again. The catch is, the kick is impossible to make. I tried at least 50 times (I didn't actually count) and no matter how perfectly I got the kick meter into the sweet spot the ball would fall short. As I have already revealed I have been gaming sense the floppy disk era and I have never come up against a game where the TUTORIAL was too hard to beat. I figured I had got the basics of kicking, and as long as I didn't try to put one through the uprights at the damn 50 yard line I should be fine, so I got out, and decided to just skip to the last and final tutorial, only to discover that it is locked! Why would you do this? Who made the decision to lock a tutorial until you complete the one prior, and how did they justify it? So now that I can't complete the impossible kicking tutorial I have no idea how to play defense. I know that I could just put it practice mode, and button mash until I figure things out, but quite frankly I'm done trying to wrestle with this intuitive buggy mess.. Fantastic game. I really wish Dynasty was a tad bit deeper, fantasy drafts, create players etc. I've never had this much fun playing a football game. It really gives me Blitz the League vibes and i love it. Must have if you're sick of the same old football game.