Smash Girls

This game is really disappointing. Had a lot of potential, but there's just so many key things missing. The gameplay is extremely basic and boring. Each character only like 5 attacks all together. Some are worthless and some are overpowered and spammable. There's no ledge mechanic at all. I can't imagine getting friends to play this with you due to the NSFW nature and boring combat, and there's no online mode. The story is okay and the scenes seem decent, but it's very linear and pretty generic anime plotlines and characters, without much rhyme or reason to them. Worst of all, there seems to be no way to practice the gameplay against a CPU opponent AT ALL. The practice mode the CPU literally takes no actions, and the VS mode is PvP only. Which basically means this "fighting" game has no functional gameplay except a linear story mode, and that's it.

gameplay is a bit simple for this genre of game the scenes are good

Smash Girls is an action-focused side-scrolling beat-'em-up developed by 18bitStudio and published by Mango Party. Combining arcade-style combat, character progression, and mature themes, the game aims to deliver a fast-paced experience that goes beyond the typical adult title by placing a strong emphasis on gameplay. Rather than relying entirely on visual novel storytelling or static scenes, it builds its appeal around active combat encounters, unlockable content, and a steady sense of progression that keeps players moving forward. The core gameplay revolves around battling waves of opponents through a variety of stages using punches, special attacks, combos, and character abilities. The controls are simple enough for newcomers to grasp quickly, yet they provide enough flexibility to make combat enjoyable throughout much of the campaign. As players advance, they gain access to upgrades and enhancements that improve performance in battle, creating a satisfying loop of fighting, earning rewards, and becoming stronger. While the combat mechanics are not exceptionally deep compared to dedicated action games, they are responsive and entertaining enough to support the game's overall de…

Would leave this as a neutral review if possible. Smash bros like but with a fairly limited roster of characters that you’ll unlock in the story and even a few guest characters as well. Despite supposedly supporting it, the game does not like controller much at all. Menus often go through multiple selections at a single press of a direction. Not sure if it was because of the controller but characters controlled sluggishly and the combat felt very limited. I also had trouble parsing how some characters could possibly be viable. The upside of bad controls is that the enemy AI is pretty dumb often falling into the same loop or outright eliminating themselves. Bosses don’t have that luxury but they have a decent enough game plan that makes them fair. Story is fine if not mostly silly while the scenes are well animated with some decent voice work. Not a great amount of variety and pretty disappointed the guest characters don’t get any scenes. Pros: Scenes and voice acting are quality. (They really carry this game tbh) Cons: Combat is kinda eh. Controllers (that I used) don't function well in menu. Missed guest character scene opportunity.

The game is scratches that itch i have for fighting games and the cgs are cheif kiss. The game is not that long though that may be because I fastforward the cgs due to fear of being seen but overall an amazing game for the people who like their nsfw game to have gameplay

give a man a fightingame and he shall play it. this is the game that I wish had a sequel. has a lot of potential.