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Party of Sin

57% positive of 38 Steam reviews

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Released
2012
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Crankshaft Games.

About the game

Take control of the Seven Deadly Sins as you forge your destiny on a quest to troll humanity.

Tagged by players

  • Local Co-Op
  • Platformer
  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Puzzle
  • Co-op

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    Party of Sin unfortunately doesn't quite hit the "Action platformer adventure" mark. The game is a speed challenge, and if that's your thing then I guess you could enjoy it, but otherwise I suggest picking another game. I bought it expecting what is advertised - an action platformer adventure - but the "action" parts can be summed up as single-button mashing, the platformer sections are incredibly weak and the…

    8.2 h played when written. 64 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    Works well as a single player game providing hours of fun, but it really shines as a party game! With 1-4 players on one computer it runs the emotional range from intense concentration to boisterous merriment. Unlike many family board games which create divisiveness, Party of Sin as a cooperative game had a unifying effect for a get-together party while bridging levels of skill, interest and age. It was a joy to see…

    33 h played when written. 4 found it helpful.

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