There are literally thousands of flash games about bull riding and fighting, but bulls, aside from the notoriously terrible Top Hand Rodeo, have never really been front and centre through any sort of dedicated game development. Perhaps this is because bull fighting itself is a highly contentious topic as some people believe it to be a quintessential expression of culture while others consider it a vile blood sport.
Rich at GameSpew writes: "Whether it’s because of terrible controls, boring gameplay or even just downright ugly graphics, a bad game is a bad game. Unfortunately, I’ve been subjected to quite a few over the last couple of years on the PS4, and so I thought I’d point out the worst of the worst; my top 10 worst games on PS4 in fact.
Hopefully you’ll heed my words and stay away from this ragtag bunch of putrid excuses for video games. I’ve played them so you don’t have to!"
Toro fails to deliver on just about every level. This is repetitive, redundant stuff that is made all the worse by its array of technical limitations and poorly implemented ideas.
Neil writes "Admit it, you've always wanted to pit yourself in the ring against the ultimate beast. Well now you can with Toro!"
I'll be honest I've never even thought about a bull fighting game but I'm not sure this will be that great. How much fun could there really be in Toro? Anyone know?
Usually I'm pretty open to games, but I can't agree with a game that glorifies the torture of animals and promotes an event that should be banned in our society.
Tortue of humans in games isn't really done in a way to promote it and show it as a great thing to do.
Besides we all know that tortue isn't legal. I wouldn't have a big problrm with the game if bull fighting would be illegal since it's just a game, but since it is legal it promotes it.
@orange not sure but in GTA V it made me feel like what trevor is doing is right in some way when it was definitely wrong, but no one will argue abt tht coz its "GTA"
Some Gameplay here:
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A bad game, yes, but really polemic in Spain.