Rivals of Aether II

Cheapest Rivals of Aether II keys — keyshops

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Driffle INC

Standard Edition · Steam

$11.87

Keycense

Standard Edition · Steam

-57%

$11.69

$27.33

Loaded

Standard Edition · Steam

-64%

$12.09

$33.69

Eneba

Standard Edition · Steam

$12.14

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Rivals of Aether II price by region

Rivals of Aether II costs £8.48 in the United Kingdom, €9.77 in Europe (EUR), $11.69 in the United States, $11.69 in Georgia (USD), A$37.99 in Australia, NZ$37.99 in New Zealand, CA$38.99 in Canada, zł46.37 in Poland and R$64.81 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Rivals of Aether II offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
United Kingdom	£8.48 −66%	£24.99	£8.48	4
Europe (EUR)	€9.77 −61%	€24.99	€9.77	5
United Statesyour region	$11.69 −61%	$29.99	$11.69	5
Georgia (USD)	$11.69 −19%	$14.49	$11.69	5
Australia	A$37.99	A$37.99	—	1
New Zealand	NZ$37.99	NZ$37.99	—	1
Canada	CA$38.99	CA$38.99	—	1
Poland	zł46.37 −56%	zł105.06	zł46.37	3
Brazil	R$64.81 −19%	R$79.99	R$64.81	2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Rivals of Aether II

✦ AI summary

Battle it out as elemental-powered fighters in this vibrant 3D platform brawler that blends competitive depth with accessible fun. Rivals of Aether II pushes the genre forward with innovative mechanics like Pummel Specials and Ledge Specials while maintaining the fast-paced, flashy combat that made the original a beloved indie hit.

Rivals of Aether II is the next generation of platform fighters and multiplayer brawlers. This sequel to the hit indie fighting game Rivals of Aether is expanded and upgraded with 3D visuals, new mechanics, improved online support, and more! The Aether Universe is a world where warring civilizations summon the power of Fire, Water, Air, and Earth - and powerful Rivals harness those powers to clobber each other! Rivals of Aether II continues the franchise’s iconic focus on competitive depth, accessible gameplay, and unforgettable characters. Whether you’re a competitive master of the genre or a newcomer looking to have fun, Rivals of Aether II delivers a fast-paced and flashy brawler experience that you won’t forget.

Rivals of Aether II features an exciting base roster of new and returning characters - with post-launch plans to add additional playable characters to the game for free! Each of these playable Rivals have an expansive moveset featuring new mechanics and special moves that are not only an upgrade over the original game, but new to the platform fighter genre as a whole. Shields, ledges, grabs and throws add new layers to the frenetic flow of combat in Rivals of Aether II. On top of that, the Pummel Special, Ledge Special, and Getup Special provide unique combat options that push the genre forward in exciting new ways.

Rivals of Aether II — game info

Platforms: Windows
Steam Deck: Verified
Player modes: Online PvP, Split screen
Controller: Full controller support
PC Game Pass: Not included

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Rivals of Aether II price history

Rivals of Aether II is $11.69 at Keycense right now, compared across 5 stores. The lowest we have tracked is $7.56.

2026-09-26low $7.56 · now $11.69

Might be worth waiting — It tends to drop further during sales — usual sale price around $8.44.

Rivals of Aether II price changes · since 26 Sep 2026
Date	Price	Store
5 Nov 2026	$11.69 ▲	Keycense
2 Nov 2026	$11.61 ▲	Eneba
31 Oct 2026	$11.44 ▲	Driffle INC
30 Oct 2026	$11.15 ▲	Eneba
28 Oct 2026	$11.11 ▼	Eneba
27 Oct 2026	$11.13 ▼	Eneba
23 Oct 2026	$11.18 ▼	Eneba
22 Oct 2026	$11.24 ▼	Eneba
21 Oct 2026	$11.51 ▲	Eneba
20 Oct 2026	$11.33 ▼	Eneba
19 Oct 2026	$12.10 ▲	Eneba
18 Oct 2026	$11.94 ▲	Driffle INC

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Rivals of Aether II — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy Rivals of Aether II?: Keycense at $11.69 — the lowest of the 5 stores we compare for your region. Keycense is a keyshop: it resells keys, which can be region-locked or a different edition. The cheapest official store is Steam at $29.99. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is Rivals of Aether II free?: No — Rivals of Aether II is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $11.69.
Has Rivals of Aether II ever been cheaper?: Yes — the lowest we have tracked since September 2026 is $7.56. It is $11.69 today.
Is Rivals of Aether II worth buying now?: Might be worth waiting. It tends to drop further during sales — usual sale price around $8.44.
Is Rivals of Aether II Steam Deck verified?: Yes. Valve has tested Rivals of Aether II and rates it Verified: it runs well on Steam Deck out of the box, with default controls and readable text.
Can I play Rivals of Aether II on Mac?: Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Rivals of Aether II. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.
Is Rivals of Aether II on PC Game Pass?: No — Rivals of Aether II is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $11.69.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Rivals of Aether II receives mixed feedback from players, with praise for its character design, workshop tools, and appeal to platform fighter fans seeking an alternative to Smash, but significant complaints about balance inconsistencies, character viability issues, and controller recognition problems that can make it unplayable. Some players feel it captures what Melee could have been with more interesting characters and less punishing mechanics, while others find it lacks the polish and consistency of established competitors.

Recommended Oct 1, 2026

slade is hot, rest of the game is ight too

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Not recommended Oct 1, 2026

Pros: The character move sets are generally fun to play. Movement is very good, but not as good as melee. Cons: Floor hugging is dumb. Light-weights like Olympia and Wrastor suck and heavies like Loxodont and Kragg feel like they don't have to work nearly as hard. Extreme lack of things to actually do in the game other than vs mode. Would not recommend unless you are a platform fighting game fiend.

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Not recommended Sep 30, 2026

Melee wannabe, but with ultimate-like lame ass gameplay. The movement feels amazing, but, ultimately, unless u wait for ur opponent to approach enough times to get a read on their gameplan, or just remember every possible combo line to kill off one opening, then ur not gonna have a good time. Every character has way too many zoning tools.

3 found this helpful

Recommended Oct 1, 2026

super fun

2 found this helpful

Not recommended Oct 2, 2026

game is dog water, i hope it fails

Recommended Oct 2, 2026

Good smash clone has ledge camping its pretty fun, little weird to js jump right into tho

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