ClusterPuck 99 is certainly worth considering if you plan on hosting an eight-person party any time soon for a night of local multiplayer action. It won’t be the star attraction, but it’ll entertain friends and family for more brief periods. Where the game falls short is its lack of online multiplayer. It would have been great to be able to team up with the same number of people online. Additional modes could have then been included such as a competitive mode. Without online, what’s left is a game that just isn’t anywhere near as entertaining for solo players and is very hard to recommend. If you are interested in this, ideally you’ll at least a few people around to play this game with.
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