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User Reviews
Our Users Say
| Category | Description | User Score |
|---|---|---|
| Gameplay | How well the game mechanics work and the game plays. | 3.4 |
| Graphics | The visual quality of the game | 3.5 |
| Personal Slant | A personal rating of the game, regardless of other attributes | 3.2 |
| Sound / Music | The quality of the sound effects and/or music composition | 3.5 |
| Overall User Score (16 votes) | 3.4 | |
Critic Reviews
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Gameplay (Benelux) (Mar 31, 1998)
Naar mijn mening is Suckin' Grits een zeer goed tussendoortje in afwachting van de nieuwe Duke Nukem of Redneck Rampage 2. Als je een beetje bedreven bent in dit soort spelletjes, dan zal je Suckin' Grits op enkele avonden hebben uitgespeeld.
70
PC Jeux (Apr, 1998)
Plus drôles et plus stupides que jamais, Léonard et Bubba raviront leurs fans. Pour les autres... Comme d'habitude...
63
PC Gameworld (1998)
The final verdict – Suckin’ Grit is for die-hard fans only. The levels are entertaining, but aren’t really enough all on their own to get excited about. Check the other expansion packs coming out first before spending your hard-earned cash on this one.
40
Computer Gaming World (CGW) (May, 1998)
It's safe to say that only diehard fans of REDNECK RAMPAGE will find enough knee-slapping humor in SUCKIN' GRITS ON ROUTE 66 to hold their interest. For you city slickers who've played QUAKE II or JEDI KNIGHT, this hillbilly shooter is about as flavorful as a hubcap of fresh road kill.
30
Computer Games Magazine (Feb 13, 1998)
Suckin's only victory is that some of the levels do exhibit flashes of the smart creativity that distinguished Redneck Rampage from its peers. There's something intrinsically funny about encountering a table cluttered with useless flea-market kitsch or stumbling into a convention of Bigfoot and RV fanatics. Walking into the alien mothership's specimen gallery in the final mission may cause even hardened shooter veterans to pause and grit their teeth for a moment. There are moments of clever satire scattered about; whether you can stay awake long enough to find them is another matter altogether.
