Abstract: A little while back I opened my mailbox one afternoon and found a package. Not a terribly unusual occurrence in my life, I was still somewhat curious as the package had been rerouted from an old address to my present one. Upon opening the slightly wo...
Abstract: Disney Interactive Studios recently entered a partnership with Chicago developer Wideload Games in an attempt to get new family-friendly original IP video games that were really good games in their own right. They've gotten exactly that in the partners...
Abstract: With so many party games aimed at families and casual players being released on the Wii, there is a need to create family-friendly games with a unique aesthetic. Disney's Guilty Party is highly successful in this regard. Developed by Wideload Games, Gu...
Abstract: Like sitting around the kitchen table playing a board game with the family, minus the table and the board, but still pretty hip to the whole "family" thing, Disney's Guilty Party offers up a truly original game experience that isn't so oddball as to al...
Abstract: Whether it is in a movie, televisions show, book, or a game, I’ve always found a good mystery to be enjoyable. Trying to be observant, picking up on subtle clues, compiling information, and ultimately, figuring out who or what is responsible. However, ...
Overall, Guilty Party is a great game for families and more casual players. The characters and gameplay both have an all-ages appeal that’s hard to come by in most games today. Since it plays more like a board game than a traditional videogame, it’s ac...
Abstract: It’s likely that Disney Interactive’s Guilty Party hasn’t been on your radar, despite being announced earlier this year. For the core Destructoid audience, it’s got a whole bunch of things working against it, including having the word “party” in the ...
