Wrassling lets you take on friends and family with new multiplayer update
Pro-wrasslin'
More silly physics games should be multiplayer.
Half the fun of QWOP, Octodad, I Am Bread and other games of its ilk is watching others play, so why keep it single-player to begin with?
Colin Lane must have asked himself the same thing when he decided to add the much-anticipated multiplayer update to Wrassling.
The new update brings local multiplayer to the colorful and comedic wrestling sim.
With buttons on both sides, it's probably easiest to play on a tablet.
Then again, maybe the difficulty trying to wrassle on a small screen would add more awkward fun.
The update also lets you change the color of your Wrassler, and pause the game during matches.
Chloi Rad
Chloi games, and Chloi writes, and at some point she made the dangerous decision of merging the two. Now she spends her time formulating words about weird games she finds, playing Dark Souls, and also playing Dark Souls.