The Golden Boomerang mode is a welcome change from the standard Deathmatch, but not one that’s going to keep your attention for long, and unfortunately, there’s no story mode or any semblance of plot. With only three modes to choose from, we wish there was a bit more meat on Boomerang Fu’s bones. Matches with this many characters often end in mere seconds, but take the number of players down to just two, and it transforms the game into a tense one-on-one experience of cat and mouse that lasts much longer (and honestly, we genuinely had more fun playing this way). How the matches play out is very much dependent on how many combatants are involved you can have up to a maximum of six at once, and this many characters on the screen is simply chaotic, with boomerangs flying in every direction and explosions lighting the arena with fire.
One of the most useful combinations involves your boomerang splitting into several smaller boomerangs before exploding, wiping out any poor soul within the immediate vicinity. They’re extremely useful, as they grant permanent upgrades for as long as the match lasts, and you can grab multiple items to combine your abilities. Power-ups lie about the arenas at various intervals, and it’s always a bit of a scuffle to try and grab it before anyone else does. Thankfully, holding down X will allow you to remotely draw the boomerang back into your hands Obi-Wan would be proud.
Sometimes through, objects can get in the way and it’ll clatter to the floor, leaving you defenceless against your opponents. If you throw your boomerang in a straight line, chances are it’ll fly right back into your hands. Boomerang Fu Switch NSP Free Download Romslab
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