As with Scene It?, there's no single-player mode to speak of (unless you enjoy playing against some A.I. tools). But there's also no reason to miss it: Wits & Wagers lets up to six players connect over Live from any combo of 360s and couches (for example, three players from one house and 360, two from another, one from a third), or four players can gather around a single console.
This flexibility allows Wits & Wagers to do exactly what a good party game should - let you laugh your ass off and have fun with your friends. Good job, XBLA - more like this, please.
Play Vault:
"This generation of consoles has been the generation for the rise of online, multiplayer gaming. The vast majority of players, play their games online or have the functionality in place to do so. Last weekend I decided to buck the trend and play a game (Wait for it…Brace yourself...) in local multiplayer with both of us playing on the same Xbox console, in the same room! (Gasp!)"
They have gone mobile. Quiz games have a perfect home with mobile devices. Games consoles is an odd fit for them. Quiz games are good for passing time here and there
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