Best game ever!
I’ve been playing this game for over a year, and it’s still awesome! A true “not pay to play” game, with a Dev team that truly cares about its players and listens to feedback. You won’t go wrong playing this game!! See you in the arena!Crc010
The Hustle
This game is a bit of a grind, or hustle if you will, but once you collect the key wrestlers it becoming very enjoyable and very strategic. Nice Facebook community as well (A-Team).mkleinmuntz
Fantastic!
I really love strategy games that seem simple at first but get deeper as you keep playing. Muscle Hustle definitely delivers. The style of art in the game is super fun, the wrestler bios have a lot of clever and silly notes that make me grin, and the more I look around, the more stuff I find, like Special Matches, Challenges, Free Sponsor Gifts in the Store, tons of different “Drafts” to get new wrestlers, etc.
All that is sweet, but the real clincher for me is the ridiculous depth of game mechanics when building your tag teams! Like I said earlier, at first I just started off with a few wrestlers. It was fine to fling them around the ring and see all the cool crashing and damage, but then I started leveling up my champs and getting their abilities higher and the strategy part of the game started getting intense. Using wrestlers like Icebreaker or Pugilist to “Slingshot” team mates like Mr. Muscle with his “Combo Bump” started racking up the damage and opened my eyes to so many other combos. With the amount of different abilities and wrestlers, the strategies aren’t endless but it takes a LONG time to dig through them all. Talk about hours of fun!
I would say DEFINITELY get your footing in the One Player mode before trying to hit the PVP Arena too much. When I first went into PVP it wasn’t too bad, but you start coming up against some good players very quickly who can rip you apart if you don’t have your roster leveled up well and know how to use them. But, the great part is the stakes are low in PVP so losing is actually a really great way to learn. You get to see what other players are using for teams and how they combine abilities to get an edge.
Anyway, I love this game, and especially the community of players. In their Facebook page they do a bunch of “Events” where you can win ingame prizes and they’ve got a couple of private groups with more stuff and there’s always somebody around to answer questions and help out new players. They’re all over the place like Discord, Twitter, etc. Awesome community.
I think I’ve said enough, so time for me to get back to playing!Cleptomanx
