Go All Out: Free To Play

[h1] Supposed to be promising beat'em up combining characters from multiple indie games but as it turns out fighting is a bit of a letdown. Attacks are really clunky and have small variety. Common issue - character stop for a brief second before launching hit, makes gameplay super slow and stiff. Visuals seem to be ok, but sometimes oversaturated colors are too much too handle. Music is mediocre. Bad Smash Bros. clone. [/h1]

The start developer don't even key map this game, you simply need to manual setting each key in the whole game, that so stupid.

freaky

Go All Out: Free To Play takes the familiar platform-fighting formula and gives it a lively crossover identity built around fast movement, knockback-based combat, special abilities, and chaotic arena battles. Developed by Blue Sunset Games and published by Saurus Digital, this free edition serves as an accessible introduction to the broader Go All Out! experience. It does not have the enormous roster or production values of the genre’s biggest names, but it compensates with an unexpectedly involved combat system and a selection of characters drawn from original creations and guest properties. Fights are immediately approachable because the basic objective is easy to understand, yet there are enough mechanics beneath the surface to reward practice. Characters can attack from different positions, dash around opponents, dodge incoming strikes, block, fight in the air, bounce enemies against walls, and string attacks together. The block gauge prevents defensive play from becoming completely passive, encouraging players to choose carefully when to protect themselves and when to reposition. Combo breakers provide another defensive option, particularly when an opponent has established mo…

I was gonna give this a negative review but then it hit me, if you have someone to try this with it's a must. a lot of games like this would go about in a cruel manner and make you pay like two dollars. everyone's invited to this mess.

The greatest platform fighter ever made. Sakurai cries himself to sleep at night, he sobs because he didn't make Go All Out: Free to Play. Super Smash Bros. wishes it could be anywhere near this level.