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Is Splash Bash on PC Game Pass?

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Splash Bash

Rovio Sweden AB · July 26, 2016 · Indie

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About Splash Bash

✦ AI summary

Splash Bash is a chaotic local multiplayer brawler where up to four players use water guns to propel themselves around and knock opponents into the water with physics-based combat. With randomly generated character accessories, power-ups, and fast-paced action across 20+ levels, it's designed for couch co-op mayhem with easy-to-learn controller gameplay.

Splash Bash is a hectic local multiplayer brawler, where up to 4 players tries to bash each other into the water using physics based gameplay!

Key Features / How to play

Use your water gun to propel yourself through the air and bash the opponents!
Grab the Beach Ball power up to get unlimited water for a short time!
Random Accessories. Over 3000 combos!
Fast paced gameplay and easy to pick up controls brings you hours of mindless fun!
Over 20 levels!

DESIGNED FOR CONTROLLERS
Limited support for Mouse and Singleplayer against AI.

Splash Bash — game info

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

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What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

Splash Bash is a simple party game best enjoyed as part of a charitable bundle, offering cute aesthetics and fun local multiplayer moments with friends but lacking depth and long-term entertainment value. Players praise the accessible gameplay and laugh-out-loud moments in shared-screen sessions, though they note the AI opponent is unfairly overpowered and the core mechanics grow thin quickly. It's worth experiencing as part of supporting a worthy cause, but shouldn't be expected to provide hours of engagement on its own.

Not recommended Sep 4, 2017

It's....a part of HELP: THE GAME, you're helping somebody. I can't be too harsh on the game, given the story behind how it was made and what it was made for. Pros: -Helping a worthy cause if purchased as part of HELP: THE GAME -Cute design, but not the cutest. -Working AI you can play against if you have nobody to play with Not-Pros (Sort of Cons): -AI has unlimited "bumping" power, never runs out of water to propel itself with; AI has distinct advantage -Not much depth, very simple (Bump them into the water by propelling yourself with a water gun, don't get bumped into the water, 3 lives, up to 4 players, a powerup here and [kinda] there) -Not very thrilling -NOT a game for hours (or even minutes) of entertainment Supporting HELP: THE GAME gets you a copy of this.

5 found this helpful

Recommended Jul 10, 2022

Great fun in shared screen setup with 3-4 people. Easy to learn and hard to master, was happy to find this gem and had lots of laughs playing this.

1 found this helpful

Recommended Apr 8, 2023

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