Hogs of War Critic Reviews

It's not one of those blockbuster games that everyone must have but it is a somewhat original take on a genre that continues to provide fun and entertainment.

The graphics are however, pretty good, the sounds are great and the gameplay is also pretty good.

A good one-player game but as necessary as a bacon sarnie on a cold morning in multiplayer. If you liked "Worms," you'll love this.

The magical animal that provides us with pork, ham, bacon and sausage now gives us a goodly bit of amusement.

Prospective buyers needn't worry about the purchase, but don't count on sticking by this gal till death do you part. She's a shallow porker.

Although Hogs is far from state-of-the-art, it's definitely fun and worth a look if you want something different and smart.

With four people joining in, the number of onscreen explosions, pig-speech comments, and all-around nuttiness nearly lifts the game into the same sphere of quality as "Worms" or "Bomberman."

Pork is generally one of my favorite foods, but it doesn't seem to translate to much of a game.

Crude presentation and lackluster humor can't save this game from the trough.

The pig jokes get old quick and the gameplay isn't better than most other strategy games. What's left is an average playing game that winds up making you feel like a complete ham.