Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/butter-royale/id1464623715 Butter Royale Mighty Bear Games Pte. Ltd. Have the food fight of your life in the #1 battle royale game on Arcade! Play solo or in squads against 31 others in fas… Buy Now Watch Media DetailsHave the food fight of your life in the #1 battle royale game on Arcade! Play solo or in squads against 31 others in fast-paced 5 minute food fights. Fire sauce-shooting, bread-blasting tools and knock out your opponents with food! Use Power-Ups to heal your squad or trap your opponents in a flood of thick, delicious milkshake! __________________ "This is the only reason I've been paying for Apple Arcade these past few months" "Never imagined I'd be battling alongside my kids in my squad. Fun and engaging..." "Simple controls and quick matches. Really love the cheeky vibe and fast paced action" __________________ CHOOSE YOUR FOOD FIGHTER — Play as any of 80+ characters in this top-down shooter TEAM UP WITH FRIENDS & FAM — Squad up for multiplayer 4v4 food fights BE A SOLO SURVIVOR — Win this battle royale game solo for ultimate bragging rights KNOCK 'EM OUT WITH FOOD — Pick up epic food blasters like the Breadzooka, snag silver and gold blasters from Fridge Deliveries, and fire away POWER UPS — All's fair in food fights! Power-Ups heal your squad or slow down opponents for a short period of time BEWARE OF BUTTER — Watch out for hot Butter and get yourself to safe zones UNLOCK EXCLUSIVE SWAG — Complete daily and weekly challenges to earn XP and seasonal currency, and unlock exclusive seasonal characters, melees, and more CHAMPION IN 5 MINS — Become the Champion of the Butterfield on your morning coffee break __________________ P.S. Parents - Butter Royale is safe for kids aged 9+ to play. There are no ads, loot boxes, in-app purchases, chats, or tracking. __________________ See you on the Butterfield! Information Seller:Mighty Bear Games Pte. Ltd. Genre:Action, Arcade Release:Jan 24, 2020 Updated:Jun 01, 2022 Version:12.0.1 Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #2 MetaGonzo, Jan 26, 2020 Wow; that’s pretty bad. Serms like an even more lightweight version of Battlelands, which is not a high bar. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,714 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #3 squarezero, Jan 26, 2020 I found it simple, well polished, and fun to play — and clearly made for a younger audience. It’s also, frankly, infinitely better than Battlelands, which, within seconds of starting up, offer you multiple hard cash transactions. Battlelands has a ridiculously complicated menu that seems designed to make you feel like you’re missing out If you’re not shelling out money. In Butter Royale, all customizations (skins, flags, footsteps) are available only through gameplay. Again, it’s a simpler game than Fortnite or PUBG (or Battlelands). But it’s also refreshing in it’s sincerity: all it wants is for you to have a good time. I think that’s worth a lot. houseofg likes this. MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #4 MetaGonzo, Jan 26, 2020 I get that it’s for a younger audience but how young? It very quickly bored my 10 yr old daughter. The monetary side’s a given seeing as its Arcade and I applaud that. I only compared it to Battlelands in terms of gameplay; weapon swaps etc. For the record I don’t like it either. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,714 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #5 squarezero, Jan 26, 2020 Hey: to each his (or her) own. All I’m saying is that IMO it’s a pretty good game, and a ton better than being treated like a wallet. If there’s anything I would criticize is the size of the map vs the number of players ratio — it can take a little while before the action really heats up, especially if you put yourself in a less populated part of the map. BTW, you’d be surprised by some of the things my 13 year old finds boring . MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #6 MetaGonzo, Jan 26, 2020 Yes indeed; I hope it brings fun for people. Horses for courses and all that. I couldn’t agree with the financial side more. In this genre not being hounded for cash is indeed a breath of fresh air; or a pair of deep lungfuls perhaps! BigCheese360 Member Feb 1, 2020 5 1 1 #7 BigCheese360, Feb 1, 2020 I didn’t think I’d enjoy this game so much. Playing my daily 25 minutes or so on the iPad Pro with a Steelseries Nimbus controller and it’s keeping me entertained. Here’s a strategy I came up with: 1. Start close to the center of the Salty Shipyard 2. Get the Breadzooka in the center of the Salty Shipyard immediately 3. Run east to the Sunnyside graveyard. On your way out of the Salty Shipyard maze you often already find more ammo and armor and on the bridges to Sunnyside there are often health containers, in case you suffered some damage already. 4. After stocking up on ammo and armor at the center of Sunnyside, run north to Pasta Plaza, where you’ll usually find more. This strategy sometimes even feels like cheating, especially when the Salty Shipyard maze is populated with ammo and armor already. You can often get out there well-stocked without having had any encounters yet. Since the Breadzooka has a decent range and deals area damage, you don’t need to be great at aiming and you can even hit players hiding behind obstacles. Three hits are usually enough to cream them. The only issue is getting enough ammo, but on the above path you should find plenty. I also usually retreat when I run low on ammo to find more and I won’t pick up another weapon if I don’t have to. Peter_Jeftic Active Member Apr 6, 2020 37 5 8 Male #8 Peter_Jeftic, Apr 15, 2020 Why is it called Butter Royale, because there is not any butter tinkie277 Well-Known Member Jul 11, 2013 136 51 28 Male Street Cleaner Scunthorpe, United Kingdom #9 tinkie277, Apr 16, 2020 The butter is what closes in on the map. I love this game, me and my son play squads for hours. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? 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Wow; that’s pretty bad. Serms like an even more lightweight version of Battlelands, which is not a high bar.
I found it simple, well polished, and fun to play — and clearly made for a younger audience. It’s also, frankly, infinitely better than Battlelands, which, within seconds of starting up, offer you multiple hard cash transactions. Battlelands has a ridiculously complicated menu that seems designed to make you feel like you’re missing out If you’re not shelling out money. In Butter Royale, all customizations (skins, flags, footsteps) are available only through gameplay. Again, it’s a simpler game than Fortnite or PUBG (or Battlelands). But it’s also refreshing in it’s sincerity: all it wants is for you to have a good time. I think that’s worth a lot.
I get that it’s for a younger audience but how young? It very quickly bored my 10 yr old daughter. The monetary side’s a given seeing as its Arcade and I applaud that. I only compared it to Battlelands in terms of gameplay; weapon swaps etc. For the record I don’t like it either.
Hey: to each his (or her) own. All I’m saying is that IMO it’s a pretty good game, and a ton better than being treated like a wallet. If there’s anything I would criticize is the size of the map vs the number of players ratio — it can take a little while before the action really heats up, especially if you put yourself in a less populated part of the map. BTW, you’d be surprised by some of the things my 13 year old finds boring .
Yes indeed; I hope it brings fun for people. Horses for courses and all that. I couldn’t agree with the financial side more. In this genre not being hounded for cash is indeed a breath of fresh air; or a pair of deep lungfuls perhaps!
I didn’t think I’d enjoy this game so much. Playing my daily 25 minutes or so on the iPad Pro with a Steelseries Nimbus controller and it’s keeping me entertained. Here’s a strategy I came up with: 1. Start close to the center of the Salty Shipyard 2. Get the Breadzooka in the center of the Salty Shipyard immediately 3. Run east to the Sunnyside graveyard. On your way out of the Salty Shipyard maze you often already find more ammo and armor and on the bridges to Sunnyside there are often health containers, in case you suffered some damage already. 4. After stocking up on ammo and armor at the center of Sunnyside, run north to Pasta Plaza, where you’ll usually find more. This strategy sometimes even feels like cheating, especially when the Salty Shipyard maze is populated with ammo and armor already. You can often get out there well-stocked without having had any encounters yet. Since the Breadzooka has a decent range and deals area damage, you don’t need to be great at aiming and you can even hit players hiding behind obstacles. Three hits are usually enough to cream them. The only issue is getting enough ammo, but on the above path you should find plenty. I also usually retreat when I run low on ammo to find more and I won’t pick up another weapon if I don’t have to.
