Grand Class Melee 2

Played the 1st one on the Xbox 360 as an Indie Game. Doesn't hit the same but it's still fun

Grand Class Melee 2 is a multiplayer arena brawler developed and published by Ogopogoid Entertainment that mixes chaotic combat with RPG-inspired class evolution systems to create a highly energetic and unpredictable party fighting experience. Instead of locking players into a single character style from beginning to end, the game constantly allows combatants to evolve and transform throughout battles, creating matches that feel dynamic and strategically flexible. The result is a colorful indie fighter that blends retro arcade action with progression mechanics normally associated with role-playing games. The core gameplay revolves around one to four players battling inside compact arenas where survival depends on quick reactions, positioning, and adapting to constantly changing abilities. Matches progress through multiple rounds, and after each phase players gain opportunities to evolve into stronger and more specialized classes. This system dramatically changes how combat unfolds because characters become more powerful and varied over time rather than remaining static fighters with fixed abilities. Every battle therefore develops its own rhythm as players experiment with upgrades…

How to remote play using a different program that's simple to use -Using Parsec is essentially the same thing as using Steam remote play -You and everyone that will be playing with you will need to make an account, only takes like 2-3 minutes to set one up. -Use the link below for the website, download the application, setup an account, add friends to friends list, and press the blue share button and send them the link for them to connect to your computer. it's as easy as that. Hopefully this helps anyone that wanted to play this game with some friends! :) https://parsec.app/

Used to play this game all the time with friends on my old xbox 360, looks like it got some upgrades since then too (and a 2 after the title) Had a blast revisiting it, looking forward to having another couch gaming night and hate my friends that loves spamming annoying abilities 10/10 arcade game

This game had a lot of potential. As far as I can tell the company is dead and there will never be a proper online multiplayer. Its a shame as I have fond memories of playing the first GCM off the xboxlive market place with immediate family. If you live in a big household, dorm, or just have friends that a good local couch pvp game, get this and maybe the Ogopogoid with be resurrected.

*sword noises*