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Test Chamber – The Multiplayer Insanity Of Paparazzi
Paparazzi usually get up close and personal with celebrities, going as far to invade their privacy and rattle off flash photography when they clearly don't want their pictures taken. Do you have what it takes to chase celebrities and snap pictures of them? Alternatively, if you are the celebrity, can you outrun and evade the camera flash?
You can put your skills to the test in Pringo Dingo Games' Paparazzi, which released today on PlayStation 4, Wii U, and PC. Paparazzi offers a single player mode against bots, but is best experienced as a local multiplayer experience. One person plays the role of paparazzi equipped with nothing but a camera and the ability to snap it, and the other player plays the celeb who must dash behind cover and evade the camera at all costs.
Ben Hanson and Tim Turi join me for a look at this unique multiplayer title. More than that, they make me feel like an unwanted third wheel that should go home and play a single player game or drink scotch. You can check out the video below or on our YouTube channel. Enjoy the show and we'll see you in the next episode of Test Chamber.
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