Good day, esteemed duelists and fellow gentlemen. Allow me the pleasure of sharing my impressions of a most curious and delightful diversion that has graced the world today—A Gentleman’s Dispute.
Far from the quiet civility of the drawing room, this title invites you into a spirited melee of manners and mayhem. One may select from an assortment of eccentric perks to fashion a playstyle as unique as the cut of one’s waistcoat. Shall you favor nimble cunning, or embrace the brute force of a true pugilist? The choice is as delightfully yours as the garnish upon your evening cocktail.
Yet it is the arsenal, dear friends, that truly delights the senses. Baseball bats for the sporting gentleman, buckshot for those with a taste for thunder, airplanes and rocket launchers for the modern duelist, and a veritable banquet of mines, traps, and explosives for the trickster who delights in scandalous surprises. The sheer absurdity of it all—combined with the prospect of eight compatriots locked in simultaneous dispute—ensures that decorum is discarded in favor of unrestrained merriment.
Every round is a spectacle of chaos, where one may cackle as a rival tumbles into a trap, only to be unceremoniously blasted skyward by a rocket the next moment. It is, in short, the very best kind of disgraceful fun.
In conclusion, A Gentleman’s Dispute is not simply a game—it is a rambunctious soirée of destruction, wit, and laughter. Do gather your friends, polish your monocle, and prepare to settle your differences like true gentlemen: with baseball bats, buckshot, and flying contraptions of doom.
Splendidly uncivilized. Wholeheartedly recommended.
Good day, esteemed duelists and fellow gentlemen. Allow me the pleasure of sharing my impressions of a most curious and delightful diversion that has graced the world today—A Gentleman’s Dispute.
Far from the quiet civility of the drawing room, this title invites you into a spirited melee of manners and mayhem. One may select from an assortment of eccentric perks to fashion a playstyle as unique as the cut of one’s waistcoat. Shall you favor nimble cunning, or embrace the brute force of a true pugilist? The choice is as delightfully yours as the garnish upon your evening cocktail.
Yet it is the arsenal, dear friends, that truly delights the senses. Baseball bats for the sporting gentleman, buckshot for those with a taste for thunder, airplanes and rocket launchers for the modern duelist, and a veritable banquet of mines, traps, and explosives for the trickster who delights in scandalous surprises. The sheer absurdity of it all—combined with the prospect of eight compatriots locked in simultaneous dispute—ensures that decorum is discarded in favor of unrestrained merriment.
Every round is a spectacle of chaos, where one may cackle as a rival tumbles into a trap, only to be unceremoniously blasted skyward by a rocket the next moment. It is, in short, the very best kind of disgraceful fun.
In conclusion, A Gentleman’s Dispute is not simply a game—it is a rambunctious soirée of destruction, wit, and laughter. Do gather your friends, polish your monocle, and prepare to settle your differences like true gentlemen: with baseball bats, buckshot, and flying contraptions of doom.
Splendidly uncivilized. Wholeheartedly recommended.
Verily, this game doth possess an air of refinement and elegance, displaying a most distinguished sophistication that I, without hesitation, would heartily commend to all whom I encounter. However, I must acknowledge that certain misguided souls, lacking the requisite discernment, may object to such a paragon of intellectual brilliance—a masterpiece, I daresay, that most assuredly attests to the unparalleled ingenuity woven into its very essence.
Played the demo. Awesome sauce.
Played the full release. Awesome sauce.
My friend threw many aggressive, hateful comments at me during our session, love it.
Oh what a riveting romp it was to partake in the pugilistic festivities of my fellow countrymen. For what purpose does polo serve me when I can instead create a pile of bananas so large it blots out even the sun?
A quite classy and sophisticated game and i would recommend this wonderfully flashy and intellectual game to everyone i meet although some foolishly unsophisticated individuals might object to such a master piece which truly shows how brilliant this game is i dare say
I thought this would be a game people played for fun, but no, it's yet another pvp game with overly competitive players who cheese and troll the entire match because they're only having fun if they're winning by any means necessary. Because the only point is to win. They have to win. I am not a competitive person, I could care less if I lose if i'm having fun. This is clearly a game that isn't supposed to be taken seriously and alot of players are already toxic. All the matches I joined are people trying to corner and maim each other like they're playing call of duty. So if you're looking to act stupid and have some fun goofing off then do it with friends. I can already tell the 'community' will ruin this one.
'Tis a barrel of laughs, good sir. Any distinguished gentleman worth their weight in gold would find utter enjoyment in this piece of digital entertainment. Simply splendid, I say. Very muchly so with acquaintances, I do declare also. If this video game keeps getting polished and loved with more beautiful updates, I believe it will be a great success, speaking purely from a objective, superior point of view, naturally.
Heavily not recommended. Nothing gentlemanly or polite about this garbage.
It is very typical of a multiplayer "party game" on Steam to deceive normal people into thinking that it is something that provides quick fun. The reality of the gameplay here is that the user is pitted against the discarded and deficient vegetables - children of the public toilet. Including those infantiles who are currently somewhere in their early twenties. These strange unfortunate creatures can be easily identified by their way of typing as they use all of the same modern internet phrases such as "rage bait" and what not. The perils of playing with and against them is that their mutilated minds have been so heavily conditioned to employ various cyber-sports and "streamer career" adjacent spastic anti-fun gameplay tactics. It is likely they have self-banished from the more popular degenerate multiplayer games to spread their disease in this new flavour of the month little game, where they can simulate adequacy versus the occasional normal person who attempts to play this game. They employ their limitless free time advantage over normal people in order to further derange themselves with memorisation based rituals where they learn the functionality and numeric property of every single mechanic in this game which hasn't even been out for 10 days. So for normal people, this "game" is an incredibly dull environment full of shallow non-persons.
To games like this they can be compared to termites as they are to wood; however even insects have a somewhat understandable route or code of conduct, which the decaying rabid children do not.
The developer has committed no reasonable intervention to address this. So it can be safely assumed that the "development" here is an operation motivated by greed. Very disingenuous. Convenient, also, to advertise your game with elements of "random" (the cards you pick at the start of a round) and chaos as it provides them with a safe excuse to cover up their non-development of the game.
For true gentleman games, one may play Pink Panther Pinkadelic Pursuit, Shadow Man, Mafia 1, Codename 47, Worms 3D and many more old games.
My good sirs and madams, A Gentlemen's Dispute is a riotous brawl of dapper destruction! Swinging bazooka canes and stacking witty perks in crumbling manors, this chaotic gem sparks joy. Mayhem at its finest. Blast Furnace Games, I tip my hat! Five stars!
this is so peak got the game to crash with multiplying shotgun blasts of hundreds of cannon volleys with nukes
that was absolute peak
-A gentleman who won his dispute by crashing the host
i wouldnt exactly call this "3D rounds" because it has some striking differences between itself and that, but holy hell this game is really good. my friends always rage quit!
Dear fellow gamers, if you are looking for a game to play that will make you step off the chair then this game is for you. This is the most cancerous game on the market
Good day, esteemed duelists and fellow gentlemen. Allow me the pleasure of sharing my impressions of a most curious and delightful diversion that has graced the world today—A Gentleman’s Dispute.
Far from the quiet civility of the drawing room, this title invites you into a spirited melee of manners and mayhem. One may select from an assortment of eccentric perks to fashion a playstyle as unique as the cut of one’s waistcoat. Shall you favor nimble cunning, or embrace the brute force of a true pugilist? The choice is as delightfully yours as the garnish upon your evening cocktail.
Yet it is the arsenal, dear friends, that truly delights the senses. Baseball bats for the sporting gentleman, buckshot for those with a taste for thunder, airplanes and rocket launchers for the modern duelist, and a veritable banquet of mines, traps, and explosives for the trickster who delights in scandalous surprises. The sheer absurdity of it all—combined with the prospect of eight compatriots locked in simultaneous dispute—ensures that decorum is discarded in favor of unrestrained merriment.
Every round is a spectacle of chaos, where one may cackle as a rival tumbles into a trap, only to be unceremoniously blasted skyward by a rocket the next moment. It is, in short, the very best kind of disgraceful fun.
In conclusion, A Gentleman’s Dispute is not simply a game—it is a rambunctious soirée of destruction, wit, and laughter. Do gather your friends, polish your monocle, and prepare to settle your differences like true gentlemen: with baseball bats, buckshot, and flying contraptions of doom.
Splendidly uncivilized. Wholeheartedly recommended.
Good day, esteemed duelists and fellow gentlemen. Allow me the pleasure of sharing my impressions of a most curious and delightful diversion that has graced the world today—A Gentleman’s Dispute.
Far from the quiet civility of the drawing room, this title invites you into a spirited melee of manners and mayhem. One may select from an assortment of eccentric perks to fashion a playstyle as unique as the cut of one’s waistcoat. Shall you favor nimble cunning, or embrace the brute force of a true pugilist? The choice is as delightfully yours as the garnish upon your evening cocktail.
Yet it is the arsenal, dear friends, that truly delights the senses. Baseball bats for the sporting gentleman, buckshot for those with a taste for thunder, airplanes and rocket launchers for the modern duelist, and a veritable banquet of mines, traps, and explosives for the trickster who delights in scandalous surprises. The sheer absurdity of it all—combined with the prospect of eight compatriots locked in simultaneous dispute—ensures that decorum is discarded in favor of unrestrained merriment.
Every round is a spectacle of chaos, where one may cackle as a rival tumbles into a trap, only to be unceremoniously blasted skyward by a rocket the next moment. It is, in short, the very best kind of disgraceful fun.
In conclusion, A Gentleman’s Dispute is not simply a game—it is a rambunctious soirée of destruction, wit, and laughter. Do gather your friends, polish your monocle, and prepare to settle your differences like true gentlemen: with baseball bats, buckshot, and flying contraptions of doom.
Splendidly uncivilized. Wholeheartedly recommended.
Verily, this game doth possess an air of refinement and elegance, displaying a most distinguished sophistication that I, without hesitation, would heartily commend to all whom I encounter. However, I must acknowledge that certain misguided souls, lacking the requisite discernment, may object to such a paragon of intellectual brilliance—a masterpiece, I daresay, that most assuredly attests to the unparalleled ingenuity woven into its very essence.
Played the demo. Awesome sauce.
Played the full release. Awesome sauce.
My friend threw many aggressive, hateful comments at me during our session, love it.
Oh what a riveting romp it was to partake in the pugilistic festivities of my fellow countrymen. For what purpose does polo serve me when I can instead create a pile of bananas so large it blots out even the sun?
A quite classy and sophisticated game and i would recommend this wonderfully flashy and intellectual game to everyone i meet although some foolishly unsophisticated individuals might object to such a master piece which truly shows how brilliant this game is i dare say
I thought this would be a game people played for fun, but no, it's yet another pvp game with overly competitive players who cheese and troll the entire match because they're only having fun if they're winning by any means necessary. Because the only point is to win. They have to win. I am not a competitive person, I could care less if I lose if i'm having fun. This is clearly a game that isn't supposed to be taken seriously and alot of players are already toxic. All the matches I joined are people trying to corner and maim each other like they're playing call of duty. So if you're looking to act stupid and have some fun goofing off then do it with friends. I can already tell the 'community' will ruin this one.
'Tis a barrel of laughs, good sir. Any distinguished gentleman worth their weight in gold would find utter enjoyment in this piece of digital entertainment. Simply splendid, I say. Very muchly so with acquaintances, I do declare also. If this video game keeps getting polished and loved with more beautiful updates, I believe it will be a great success, speaking purely from a objective, superior point of view, naturally.
Heavily not recommended. Nothing gentlemanly or polite about this garbage.
It is very typical of a multiplayer "party game" on Steam to deceive normal people into thinking that it is something that provides quick fun. The reality of the gameplay here is that the user is pitted against the discarded and deficient vegetables - children of the public toilet. Including those infantiles who are currently somewhere in their early twenties. These strange unfortunate creatures can be easily identified by their way of typing as they use all of the same modern internet phrases such as "rage bait" and what not. The perils of playing with and against them is that their mutilated minds have been so heavily conditioned to employ various cyber-sports and "streamer career" adjacent spastic anti-fun gameplay tactics. It is likely they have self-banished from the more popular degenerate multiplayer games to spread their disease in this new flavour of the month little game, where they can simulate adequacy versus the occasional normal person who attempts to play this game. They employ their limitless free time advantage over normal people in order to further derange themselves with memorisation based rituals where they learn the functionality and numeric property of every single mechanic in this game which hasn't even been out for 10 days. So for normal people, this "game" is an incredibly dull environment full of shallow non-persons.
To games like this they can be compared to termites as they are to wood; however even insects have a somewhat understandable route or code of conduct, which the decaying rabid children do not.
The developer has committed no reasonable intervention to address this. So it can be safely assumed that the "development" here is an operation motivated by greed. Very disingenuous. Convenient, also, to advertise your game with elements of "random" (the cards you pick at the start of a round) and chaos as it provides them with a safe excuse to cover up their non-development of the game.
For true gentleman games, one may play Pink Panther Pinkadelic Pursuit, Shadow Man, Mafia 1, Codename 47, Worms 3D and many more old games.
My good sirs and madams, A Gentlemen's Dispute is a riotous brawl of dapper destruction! Swinging bazooka canes and stacking witty perks in crumbling manors, this chaotic gem sparks joy. Mayhem at its finest. Blast Furnace Games, I tip my hat! Five stars!
this is so peak got the game to crash with multiplying shotgun blasts of hundreds of cannon volleys with nukes
that was absolute peak
-A gentleman who won his dispute by crashing the host
i wouldnt exactly call this "3D rounds" because it has some striking differences between itself and that, but holy hell this game is really good. my friends always rage quit!
Dear fellow gamers, if you are looking for a game to play that will make you step off the chair then this game is for you. This is the most cancerous game on the market
