Points come in the form of bug juice, which is earned by traveling the board and competing in various competitions. Four players (if you have less than four, the rest are controlled by the computer) choose one of six Shrek characters (Shrek, Donkey, Princess Fiona, Lord Farquaad, Monsieur Hood, Thelonious the executioner) and try and score the requisite points before the others. The main mode is essentially a 3D board game featuring a half-dozen different Shrek-inspired locations, including the swamp and castle. Actually, there's really not much of anything likable. In fact, there's very little that's even likable. Gameplay First, let me assure you there is nothing super about Shrek's Super Party. And anyone loving the Shrek franchise should simply watch the film again rather than buy this poorly-constructed party version featuring your favorite Shrek characters. Throw in a minute ruler needing a bride, a damsel in distress, a talking donkey, and a message about true love and you've got yourself one dandy of a picture. Shrek, if you've been living in a cave or were swallowed by a whale, is a popular movie from a couple of years back that told the computer-animated tale of a grumpy ogre living in a fairy tale land wanting nothing more than to be left alone. Unfortunately, reviews are required to be more than a word long so I'll be forced to string together several hundred of them in an attempt to describe to you, our faithful reader, just how bad this Party is. Shrek has displayed far greater physical strength then show Clegane has, and I have no idea why you are talking about his stamina when Clegane's stamina is nothing to parade around and Shrek wasn't even winded from his fight with the large group of knights in Shrek 1.Shrek Super Party is, in a word, terrible. In a fist fight between the two, it is going to be two brute force guys pounding away at each other. The Hound matched Clegane just fine, and he is not nearly as fast as the Viper. The sheer fact you are trying to use this to undermine him is astonishing especially when you are trying to use getting attacked by Puss, a cat that can easily dispatch large groups of heavily armed knights, to try and lower his very impressive strength feats is even more astonishing.Īnd, no, to get past Clegane you do not need to be fast and agile. Clegane would have been just as hurt by the cat, the only difference is Clegane is a terrible human being who deserves to be impaled by Vlad then turned slowly on a fire as his flesh peels away, and so would have killed said cat. That was a gag, he did not appear to really want to hurt Puss (and with his strength, he could easily do so), I am going to assume you have never had a cat climb up you with their claws, because if you have, you would know how painful it is despite the claws, themselves, posing no real threat to your life.

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