1. CrazyGamer69

   10

   Dig this game. Lots of fun for kids, adults with kids, and adults that like to act like a kid for a little while. Multiplayer is really fun and competitive.… Expand

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2. NOVEANO

   10

   excellent game. This is what moves needed, a really accurate one. the uses the brilliant features that sport championship had. i love the fact that theyve introduced online in it. i wish they develop a table tennis online one as it was brilliant… Expand

   • Helpful? 0 of 0 users said Yes.
3. Derker

   10

   Really enjoyed a motion-controlled game that finally worked 1-to-1 the way it's supposed to. It's even more fun with 2 Moves as well. Enjoyed the story mode: should be fun to see how the multiplayer shapes up!… Expand

   • Helpful? 1 of 2 users said Yes.
4. Naimac

   9

   Sadly underrated by a lot of self-declared "hardcore" critics who appear unable or unwilling to appreciate casual motion games for what they are. The motion controls in this game are sharp, almost lag free and intuitive; the on-the-fly weapon selection works great. The overall gameplay indeed is repetitive and won't hold your interest for several hours of continuous play - but it's fresh and challenging enough to keep you coming back for smaller, yet positively addictive stints of fun (which is exactly what any casual game should do). The story - though obviously nothing to write home about - provides a charming and reasonably interesting backdrop that can't be blamed to be any more simplistic or bland than any of those threadbare Mario games that a lot of critics seem to love so much. Multiplayer is where Medieval Moves really shines, though. The option to play locally as well as online in head-to-head as well as co-op multiplayer matches renders it a very interesting take on the usual party game formula. Bottom line: Medieval Moves is certainly not a full-priced, AAA gaming experience - but ultimately, that's not what it actually strives to be. In spirit, it basically is to the Move what Angry Birds is to the touch screen: A very simplistic and almost naively casual, yet very intuitive and surprisingly fun use of the interface. Judged for what it is, it's the almost perfect casual Move game - and arguably one of the best uses of that interface yet.… Expand

   • Helpful? 2 of 2 users said Yes.

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