Tools Up!

"Despite a handful of issues issues, Tools Up! is a co-op game that does the impossible and actually makes DIY fun! It might even inspire you to do some real-life DIY. Nah, who am I kidding? That extractor fan is …"

"Tools Up! may be a bit unpolished but it&s;s fun enough to receive the couch co-op torch from genre greats like Overcooked."

"Tools Up! is a fun little party game that would be perfect for this time of year, what with all the Christmas gatherings. It&s;s not going to blow your mind with innovation, but it&s;s going to provide you with warm …"

"Once you’ve figured out what you’re supposed to be doing, Tools Up! is good for a few laughs with a friend or two. But don’t expect to take the game seriously; if you’re aiming for three-star success you’re likely to …"

"Tools Up! is a goofy, fun, chaotic multiplayer game that is only hindered by how short it is"

"$20 is a good price for the amount of enjoyment there is for Tools Up!, but given its age, you probably would be right to wait for a sale when the discount is more significant."

"A charmingly clever multiplayer title, Tools Up! takes the madness of Overcooked! and distills it into a far less chaotic, though ultimately more thoughtful set of scenarios that players of all ages will surely enjoy."

"Tools Up doesn&s;t make the most of its clever co-op gaming concept, but I still had a decent enough time. I&s;ll be there day one if a sequel ever takes this home-renovation hook and runs wild with it."

"The game is at its best in levels that add something interesting, such as the dog or streams of lava. But those moments are far and few in between, despite the games short length. Most levels my partner and I …"

"If you&s;re a fan of the Overcooked series, taking on somewhat simple actions while under the gun, either playing solo or with some help, Tools Up is looking to capitalize on your appreciation for that style of play..."

"For fans of local multiplayer games like I am you’ll probably find enjoyment in Tools Up! especially if you’re a fan of Overcooked. I highly recommend you only get this if you have others to play with though as it …"

"Tools Up! is a local-only cooperative four-player game that doesn&s;t quite hit the mark with all of the mechanics. Throwing feels useless when your character refuses to complete the action, and targeting can be a concern in tight corridors. Playing …"

"Although I did have a lot of fun while playing Tools Up! during the moment, I found myself wanting more from it upon reflection. It is a fun game, but the only challenge comes from timing, essentially. I can see …"

"Tools Up! is a great game that is inspired by likes of Overcooked. It allows up to 4 players share a screen and have fun not making pasta, but renovating houses. It features plenty of levels and can be challenging …"

"Tools Up wears its Overcooked inspirations on its suspenders. Though it lacks the polish of that game, it is still a co-op party game worth any genre fan&s;s time."

"A fun and lighthearted couch co-op multiplayer game with a simple, but appealing home renovation gameplay formula fine-tuned for party chaos!"

"If you’re after an alternative to Overcooked, then Tools Up offers up enough incentive to take the plunge, even if it doesn’t quite match up."

"While Tools Up! isn&s;t revolutionizing the cooperative play genre, it gave my friends and I every reason to charge up four controllers and start yelling at one another for fun. Whether it&s;s rolling carpets, gluing up wallpaper, or arguing over …"

"While there are other games out there with similar gameplay you could find some a lot less worthy of your time and money. If you’re looking for a crazy team-based co-op game which can be enjoyed by all ages and …"

"Tools Up! is a great entry in the simulation/party genre. It&s;s a blast to play with friends and provides a good deal of challenge. If you have someone who struggles with time limits, the party mode is a great option …"

"Tools Up! is simply another goof that makes fun of another activity in people&s;s lives. After cooking in the form of Overcooked! and the house moving of Moving Out, you get to renovate a house, which again, you&s;ll enjoy mostly …"

"It&s;s an incredibly accessible game, but the necessity to cooperate isn&s;t as strong, and it may not hold your attention as much because there&s;s less going on."