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About This Game Toro, is the first bullfighting simulator game that will challenge your skills, reflexes and fast reactions while facing 1100lbs bulls. Complete the Single Player mode and improve your bullfighting skills in several plazas around the world, or try the mini-games putting yourself in the bull's skin. Toro offers the possibility to get in front of the most dangerous bulls and complete a stylish performance with the wide variety of passes that are available for each round. Combine different passes to get the applause of the audience while in order to reach the highest score. 7aa9394dea Title: ToroGenre: Action, Indie, Simulation, SportsDeveloper:Recotechnology S.L.Publisher:Recotechnology S.L.Release Date: 26 Jan, 2016 Toro Full Crack [Password] I actually enjoyed this game, it's something different. It's like the Tony Hawk of bullfighting. I just wish there was blood. Now we need a sequel, Running From The Bulls. With the option to be the bull :DEDIT: I in no way endorse the harming and subsequent murder of bulls in real life. I do understand it is a large part of history and culture and vehemently defeneded by certain demographics in parts of Spain. I, personally, am against the unnecessary real life animal violence, but, that's my opinion and I don't have the cultural and ethnic background of the people who enjoy this thing, so I can't comdemn them for something they were raised on. I just like to do it virtually because it's (no pun intended) a completely foreign sport for me.. A lot of words will be wasted voicing outrage over the game's subject matter. I suspect an equal number of words will be wasted pointing out the ostensible hypocrisy of people who think nothing of shooting digital humans, but feel the need to howl over the killing of a digital bull. I won't bother injecting my point of view because many of you, like me, just want to know if it's worth 4.99. The simple answer is no. Bull fights are essentially made up of two mini games. The first has you taunt the bull in order to get it to charge your cape. The basic idea is to perform strings of combos in order to increase your score as well as crowd favor. The second is a series of timed button presses. Both are repeated over a four round match. Overall it's a fairly shallow game. The controls are extremely stiff and somewhat non-responsive . Matches lack any depth while managing to feel too long. What's more the actual killing of the bull isn't shown. The Tercio de Muerte is nothing more than a couple of button presses ending with the bull charging off camera followed by a score card. I imagine some people will view this as a good thing. Why am I giving this a thumbs up? The game isn't totally devoid of entertainment value, but mostly because I welcome the chance to experience something different regardless of what side of the line my moral compass points towards. I can appreciate someone trying something different, but if I were you I would wait till it's on sale. Word of warning this game works with the Xbox 360 controller, but not the Xbox One controller.. this game's release celebrates the cruelty to animals of forcing people to use an xbox controller to play your game. Meh, just meh. Doesn't even have an option for keyboard mode. You're better spending your money on Moonpies or maybe a bit of real meat vs virtual bulls.. A lot of words will be wasted voicing outrage over the game's subject matter. I suspect an equal number of words will be wasted pointing out the ostensible hypocrisy of people who think nothing of shooting digital humans, but feel the need to howl over the killing of a digital bull. I won't bother injecting my point of view because many of you, like me, just want to know if it's worth 4.99. The simple answer is no. Bull fights are essentially made up of two mini games. The first has you taunt the bull in order to get it to charge your cape. The basic idea is to perform strings of combos in order to increase your score as well as crowd favor. The second is a series of timed button presses. Both are repeated over a four round match. Overall it's a fairly shallow game. The controls are extremely stiff and somewhat non-responsive . Matches lack any depth while managing to feel too long. What's more the actual killing of the bull isn't shown. The Tercio de Muerte is nothing more than a couple of button presses ending with the bull charging off camera followed by a score card. I imagine some people will view this as a good thing. Why am I giving this a thumbs up? The game isn't totally devoid of entertainment value, but mostly because I welcome the chance to experience something different regardless of what side of the line my moral compass points towards. I can appreciate someone trying something different, but if I were you I would wait till it's on sale. Word of warning this game works with the Xbox 360 controller, but not the Xbox One controller.