Ultra Space Battle Brawl
Posted: 6 days ago, last updated 5 days ago.
Author: @gweronimo and Andy Robertson.
Overview
The controls are simple but require practice to master. The retro pixelated visuals and 80's synth sound make it like a trip back to the old style arcades with a modern twist.
While the best fun is with other players, and learning each of the 10 playable characters' quirks and abilities, there's also a single player story mode as well.
Details
Release date: July 2018, updated in 2018
Platforms: Mac, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Genres: Action, Fighting and Sports.
Developer: @MojikenStudio
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