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Nerf Legends

I have been playing a wide array of video games since the late 1970s. There are some video games I want to like so badly. Nerf Legends is one of those video games. I normally stream a video game for an hour to an hour and a half. When I live streamed Nerf Legends I only made it forty-five minutes. I had to quit because the game was making me sick. Nerf Legends literally made me nauseous. That is not what a video game should do. They are supposed to relax us, not make us want to lose our dinner. Nerf Legends can be found on the Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. The publisher for Nerf Legends is Gamemill Entertainment. The developer for Nerf Legends is Fun Labs.

I tried to play the online version of Nerf Legends and there was absolutely no one playing this game online. I find that a complete and total shame. I guess I can't complain about waiting two minutes to get into a Realm Royale Reforged match. At least someone is playing that and Fall Guys Free For All. I had to stick with the single player version of Nerf Legends. There are a few levels that take a decent amount of time to complete. There are plenty of annoying robots to take out. By the way the bots fire back at you. Expect a full review of Nerf Legends in issue #184 of the always amazing Family Friendly Gaming magazine and e-magazine.
{10/22/2022}
- Paul