Which Way Up: Galaxy Games

[h1]Good party game. Skip the single-player.[/h1] If you have a rotation of party games you like to play with friends or family, [i]Which Way Up: Galaxy Games[/i] (sheesh, what a title) is a worthy addition to that roster. It's quite a looker for an indie party game; the main menu is especially well done. And the combination of game modes with the tricky physics engine makes for a genuinely enjoyable pick-up put-down experience with others. At $15 full price, if you're interested in couch gaming, it's worth the buy for that alone. The single-player is where this game really falls down (so to speak), and as such, I can't in good conscience recommend it to anyone who won't be playing with others. The mechanics are too fiddly for how tight the medal requirements are, the writing fell very flat for me, and the mini-games on offer simply aren't as fun if you're playing against the clock instead of human opponents. And if you have friends, playing single-player will widen the skill gap be...

Pretty fun party game to play with friends locally or online with Steam Remote Play or Parsec. Minigames are fun and are all really well designed. Art and UI is very polished and cohesive. Also has a surprisingly decent amount of singleplayer content for a party game. Overall can definitely recommend.

I've really loved playing this game in its primary multiplayer party mode. But - now that it's out, I was so impressed to see a fleshed out singleplayer mode too, so I could play it more when I'm alone at home! Now that's value! Plus the animations and UI are all so polished and juicy it's so gorge!

A seriously polished couch party game that is honestly so much more fun than you'd ever expect. Expect to be quickly engrossed in doing everything you can to win in intense short rounds. Why are you still reading this review? Go and buy it!

Pure couch party joy! If you have kids, or if your friends are LIKE kids, this is the game for you. They've really polished that smooth Nintendo aesthetic & gameplay perfectly. The gravity/forces mechanic makes sure every match feels different and elevates the game above a simple Smash-style brawler - it takes tactics, skill and a little luck to win. The whole thing is clearly a labour of love - great to see small indie teams producing such quality games. Instant buy!

Super fun family-friendly couch party game with a heap of diverse game modes and cute characters.

it's peak... seriously though, fun party game with friends! super supportive of the developers, wishing you all the best!

you dont know where you life is going? which way is up or down? this is a great game to play with friends or family. grab it on switch or pc if you like to do couch gaming. Its a gem that must be tried. heyyyy where am I going. up up up.

Incredibly fun and easy to play. Tremendous party game. Really had fun doing local co-op.

It's easy to pick up, intuitive and quirky. Great for a party game, or beating up your children when they inevitably disappoint you.