Game Description
Action-adventure video game Family Guy Video Game! was created by High Voltage Software and released by 2K Games in 2006 for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and PlayStation Portable. It is based on the Fox adult animated television series of the same name. Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse, a sequel, was made available in 2012.
| Publishers | 2K Games, Inc. |
| Developers | High Voltage Software, Inc. |
| Release date | 2006 |
| Genre | Action |
Gameplay Family Guy Video Game!
For each of the three playable characters—Peter, Stewie, or Brian—there are 22 levels in the Family Guy Video Game. While Brian has six levels, Peter and Stewie each have eight. Every character has a distinctive way of playing.
The beat-’em-up design of Peter’s stages is reminiscent of Final Fight, Streets of Rage, and Double Dragon. In Peter’s levels, the player charges through a neighborhood, attacking everything and anybody that gets in his way. In addition, Peter will take on a distinct character due to head trauma, giving his assaults various animations but otherwise producing comparable outcomes, depending on the player’s progress through the Family Guy Video Game. In that order, Peter performs as Rufus Griffin, Hooker Peter, and A.N.N.A. (Automaton Nuclear Neo-human Android). Peter plays the game from start to finish.
Stewie’s levels have elements of shoot ’em up games like Galaga or Space Invaders, as well as video games from shows like Futurama. To progress through several levels, Stewie uses his upgradable laser rifle and strategically placed “sky hooks.”
More like stealth games like Metal Gear Solid and Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell, Brian’s levels. Brian can don disguises to deceive passersby while trying to avoid being discovered by people around him. Managing Brian’s urge to urinate on things naturally is a secondary aspect of his levels. Forcibly compelled to urinate on some items (potted plants, fire hydrants, etc.), Brian will expose himself to those nearby if the player stays too close.
Mini-games, which typically run less than 10 seconds and are done in the same manner as the show’s famed cutaway gags, are a crucial component of the Family Guy Video Game. The cutaway jokes from the episodes are frequently repeated in the mini-games, such as Peter’s mysterious waffle iron hand burn. As a reward for finishing the mini-game, Peter and Stewie get power-ups for their individual talents, and Brian temporarily disappears.
Download Family Guy Video Game!
PlayStation 2 (2006)
We might have the Family Guy Video Games ps4 download available for more than one platform. GameName is currently available on these platforms:
Family Guy Video Game! Screenshots
PlayStation 2
