Rather than simply moving left and right, tilting either way sees your narwhal spin in what initially appears to be an all but uncontrollable fashion. Again, that probably sounds about as simple as it gets, but in practice, controlling your narwhal is anything but. That essentially leaves left and right as the only means of control. It has no actual impact on gameplay and can actually be completely ignored. The show off button itself just that – showing off. While there are numerous game modes to choose from, the core experience never changes with controls limited to left, right and show off/taunt.
The thing is, as bizarre as all that might sound, the gameplay is actually incredibly straight forward. While that is certainly bonkers enough in its own right, add to that an 80s inspired, neon-heavy aesthetic, stages set in space and numerous movie related props for your narwhal of choice to wear, and you’re left with what is easily one of the strangest and most visually unique games of the past 12months. Somewhere between great fun and rage inducing infuriation lies Starwhal, the incredibly enjoyable but hugely irritating multi-player focused…….well, whatever it is.Ī local multi-player party game at heart, Starwhal pits 4 narwhals against each other in single screen arena based combat.
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