Epic, historic...and totally inaccurate. Arthur and his knights, charged by God on a sacred quest to seek the Holy Grail, find a castle inhabited by you, merry and mischievous French barbarians whose master claims to "already have one". Defend your Citadel with an adjustable catapult against those English types who feel enraged by your outrageous accent, using a variety of projectiles that belong more in the farmyard than 10 feet up in the air. Fling chickens, cows, European and African swallows, and even the kitchen sink to keep those knights out before you have to fart in their general direction. Tell that silly king to boil his own bottom and claim his mother was a hamster, and build up your arrogance meter to unlock other animals and taunt that silly king a second time. Featuring: - 80 Levels of English invasion! - 6 different types of animal to throw - Your catapult gets better as you progress - Power-ups mid-flight! Watch out for the Holy Grail when it appears - Clips from the movie you can unlock - Game Center-enabled!! Find us on Twitter and Facebook for updates, news and competitions!
I take back my original praise. The Monty Python brand is known for originality, inanity and uniqueness. Just seeing the brand got me excited, but after realizing that it is not only an opportunistic cash-in (and there's nothing wrong with that - I bought "The Final Ripoff" and loved it) but, more importantly, an completely mainstream and predictable cash-in (one that countless developers are trying their luck at), I feel a pang of regret for the Python legacy. Monty Python used to turn seling-out into an art form in an endearing way, but this seems to lack any of that charm. Then again, don't count your army before they are massacred by a ferocious cuddly rabbit. Maybe it'll be a lot of fun.
Whaaaaaaaat why was this pulled. it looked retardedly frustrating like the old monty python pc games I loved so much.
This was around since the release of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" on DvD. There's a flash version up on the DVD's website. And yeah, it's fun if you like those kinds of timewasters... but I haven't since I gorged myself on newgrounds and got a virus. Edit: This was called Camalot Smashalot in the flash version.
