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Ultra competitive Narwhal combat indie Starwhal, is making its way to the Nintendo Wii U on September 24th. For those unaware of the awesomeness that is Starwhal:

"Flop it out with your friends in a retro, epic narwhal battle in space! The heart-piercing action is furious and unrelenting."

This Digital Entertainment Object for Home Console Hardware is all about love, respect, and ALL-OUT MAYHEM. Inspired by countless couch-gaming gatherings over the decades, Breakfall developed something competitive, creative, and immediately fun. STARWHAL is the number one local multiplayer couch gaming experience featuring marine mammals in outer space.

STARWHAL is a simulation of dreams in an ocean of the mind.

• Supports all your Wii Remotes, Wii U Pro, and GamePad controllers.
• Up to 4 players in classic multiplayer arena action. And introducing the exclusive 5 player Wii U mode "BLASTOPUS", pitting a bomb-laying GamePad player against TV opponents.
• 90+ costumes, 25+ arenas, and 5 game modes.
• 32 single player challenges. Test your might!
• You can be a space narwhal wrapped in a burrito.

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[Jayro]

Never heard of it...

 

[Crazc]

Never heard of it...

It's insanely fun. You should try it.

 

[goober]

Don't really care for the game or the devs. The devs just like to whine about why they can't do stuff when in reality if they'd get educated in the slightest they really could implement simple features. The game itself may be interesting with the right people, I guess, but it gets old really fast and the overall package is rather lacking and uncompelling.

 

[EntermateStar]

Don't really care for the game or the devs. The devs just like to whine about why they can't do stuff when in reality if they'd get educated in the slightest they really could implement simple features. The game itself may be interesting with the right people, I guess, but it gets old really fast and the overall package is rather lacking and uncompelling.

you its not really worth the money? or is it just not entertaining for very long?