Family Guy

Background

The Family Guy game is based on the popular TV show Family guy. The Family Guy game will let the player play as Peter Griffen, Stewie Griffen, and Brian. Each character will have a different goal to achieve. The game will also include all of the humor you've come to expect from the TV show.

Gameplay

Play through three stories that intersect in typical Family Guy fashion. Be Stewie and match wits against his arch-nemesis half-brother Bertram as they vie to take over the world. Take control of Peter and fight to stop Mr. Belvedere who he thinks is trying to take over the world. Slip on a collar and down a martini as Brian and attempt to escape prison and prove your innocence in a puppy parental case gone awry.

Features

• Voiced and scripted by members of the real Family Guy TV show creative team!
• Visit familiar locations around Quahog and interact with many beloved characters from the show! Giggity! Giggity! Giggity!
• "Freakin' sweet" gameplay switches back and forth between three popular characters from the show: the loveable Peter, the diabolical Stewie and the charismatic Brian.
• Funny, unique, and pick-up-and-play combination of combat, stealth and puzzle-solving gameplay.
• Family Guy wouldn't be complete without the random funny things, satirizing pop-culture that jump out and seemingly have no place in the flow of the story – now you can actually play them!
• Interactive Humor – take part in the over-the-top jokes, parodies and sarcasm as though you were part of the show.

Neoseeker Editor's Take
After having a hit TV show, a movie, books, comics, action figures, apparel, board games and even a Live in Las Vegas CD, the next logical medium for the Family Guy franchise to delve into was videogames, and that is exactly what Seth McFarlane and his crew have done. The game takes place in Quahog, Rhode Island as you play through the zany adventures of Stewie, Brian, and Peter. Each of the characters have their own unique story and style of gameplay, and the game will switch you between the characters through out to try and keep things fresh and not too repetitive. »Read Full Article