Mayhem Brawler

A pretty solid experience! Props to the devs for providing a free update which added two new characters into the game (Alley Witch and She Wolf). I enjoy the different ending routes you can pick as well as how everyone plays. Even though the game is quite simplistic and everyone is functionally the same, they still have their own quirks that make it somewhat varied. Overall nice experience and hope Mayhem Brawler 2 continues it's development!

Positives 1. Different paths to take which alters the story a bit. 2. 3 distinct playable characters and 2 that are unlockable. 3. Good soundtrack 4. Nice art and runs smoothly. 5.Fairly pace and not overbearing difficult. Negatives 1. Block parry mechanic is OP. 2. Moveset is pretty limited and feels like button mashing. 3. Not enough unique game modes to hold yourself over. 4. A number of enemies have projectile attacks which can be annoying. 5. Once you seen all the pathways the game replayability drops as there isn't much to do. Pretty standard fare for a beat em up that doesn't do anything different but isn't something that I would say bad. If you are itching to play a SoR clone with less technicality then this is it. You'll have fun with it for the time being.

TLDR: [b]A smooth and enjoyable metahuman beat'em up with modernized and polished 90's comic book art style, voice acted cut scenes, and a unique approach to looping the player into the details of combat that allows for an attainable mastery of the game to be achieved.[/b] I finished my first run of Mayhem Brawler on standard difficulty with a little over an hour of game time. It has branching paths and [b]three different final levels. Each final level notably alters the plots significantly and comes with completely different enemy art not seen in any of the prior levels[/b], which makes each of the three main story playthroughs rewardingly unique. You could mix and match level selections to get more than three different playthroughs out of the game. [b]There are three playable characters and two unlockables that you can switch over to and access in the same run you unlock them (Very cool QOL feature for a beat'em up!).[/b] One monster guy, a standard 'guy' guy, and three baddies that have the '90's comic' look going on. Each have their own variable stats and similar move sets with different animations. The differences are pretty balanced between them and I honestly enjoyed play…

Exceptionally good and polished beat'em up. Up there were SOR4.

To the devs team; pls opt this game into GFN. Thx.

Fun coop