Brawlout is a competitive platform fighting game inspired by Super Smash Bros

Angry Mob Games has announced a new competitive platform fighting game called Brawlout. Brawlout’s platforming elements and win conditions were inspired – as the title suggests – by Super Smash Bros, while the various combat moves and ground combos were largely inspired by games like Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter.

According to its description, Brawlout will feature a single-player mode, and will support local and online battles.

Each character in Brawlout starts out with more accessible attacks, and you will be able to grow it with special attacks, new combo options, more movement abilities and advanced tech moves.

Moreover, each character is designed around a unique fighting style, to make each fight more strategic: grapple opponents, freeze them, dive kick their face, bomb them with projectiles or smash them with long range whips.

Brawlout is planned for an early 2017 release.

Enjoy its announcement trailer below and stay tuned for more!

16 thoughts on “Brawlout is a competitive platform fighting game inspired by Super Smash Bros”

  1. Looks cool! And apparently plays great, great for a party. 🙂
    My criticism would be the lack of dynamism on the environments/background. Feels kinda stale.

    1. I had this thought too, it seemed just a bit plain, I was thinking the specials could use more particle effects, when I fire punch someone I want them to $h!t glitter!

      1. Absolutely, the way it’s being presented here lacks that punchy (heh) feedback.

        Also, you just gave me a genuine laugh with the last part, thanks. xD

        1. no lol like gordon freeman, doomguy, you know? the games that were more popular on our platform than consoles

          1. Then the cast would be mostly FPS characters. xD

            Which just sparkled the idea of a MP Death Match with all FPS protagonists. 😀
            Sounds kinda great on paper, balancing would be ar$e though.

          2. Well you’ve got games like Diablo 1 / 2, Baldur’s Gate, Neverwinter Nights and like RTS games like Red Alert. But ye, probably wouldn’t work.

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