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Funko Fusion
Funko Fusion is a third-person action game that’s all about celebrating fandom. Play with some of your favorite characters from across TV, movies, games, and comics, and explore handcrafted worlds inspired by Jurassic World, Back to the Future, JAWS, The Thing, Chucky, Battlestar Galactica, Hot Fuzz, The Umbrella Academy, Five Nights at Freddy’s, M...
Details
- Released
- September 12, 2024
- Developer
- 10:10 Games
- Publisher
- 10:10 Games
- Platforms
- PC · PS4 · Switch · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
How it plays
Up to 4 players
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Funko Fusion Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Funko Fusion is a simple game, perhaps overly so, following the footsteps of Travellers’ Tales’ iconic LEGO games but with the Funko figurines instead of the brick characters. The IP crossover aspect is sound, and the game is very accessible, but excessive repetition and a baffling lack of any form of co-op at launch, with online co-op but no local co-op coming down the line, surely severely crippling its value in the eyes of much of the target audience. Once co-op is finally added, as long as the online one fits the bill for you, I’d still recommend playing through the storyline at least once...
Funko Pop!’s have become a global collectible phenomenon and just about every and any character that you can think of (well… almost) have been immortalised as
Funko Fusion is a wild action/adventure mashup featuring characters in Funko Pop! form from an array of iconic films and television shows – including some deep cuts and unexpected references.
Funko Fusion isn't a game I would choose to play or buy for its $50 price tag, but it might appeal to some out there, and it does run ok on the Steam Deck.
Developed and published by 10:10 Games, Funko Fusion is an action-adventure game featuring a variety of the whimsical Funko POP! collectible figures. Funko Fusion is currently available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam, and will be arriving on PS4 and Nintendo Switch later this year.
Funko Fusion is not a bad game by any means, but it’s certainly not the standout experience it had the potential to be.
With a brand that covers more properties than there are people in the world, Funko's Pop Vinyls are everywhere; So when you see that there is a Funko-branded game featuring their big-headed Beany Babies, you would think that it would be a great open-world game. Still, Funko Fusion is one…
A promising title that lets itself down over and over again.
In spite of its knowing fan service and array of plastic characters, Funko Fusion is hamstrung by a smattering of technical issues, repetitive gameplay, and poor boss battles. Sadly, nostalgia and fan service alone just isn’t enough.
Our review for Funko Fusion details the experience we had while playing the game and whether it's worth your time or not.
Funko Fusion is the inevitable video game adaptation of a toy empire, but it doesn't take long before you want to put these Pops back in the box.
The Lego games have been on top of their genre forever now, mostly because there really hasn’t been much to challenge them. Little Big Planet may have been the closest for a while, but its impossible to keep up with the speed those games were coming out. Now though, we’ve got two more games in a short period set to challenge the genre. Astro Bot and the subject of this review, Funko Fusion. Funko Fusion takes a bunch of pop culture IPs and gives you a chance to experience them in Funko Po...