SUPER BALL WRESTLE YES
First Place Games · 2018 · Indie, Casual, Physics, 4 Player Local, Local Multiplayer
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About SUPER BALL WRESTLE YES
Now available on Steam is SUPER BALL WRESTLE YES, a frantic local multiplayer and single player physics-based combat game from First Place Games. Challenge your friends in 2 to 4 player matches with goofy balls, tactical power ups and deep down silliness. The goal is to push your foes into anything red, and be the last player alive. As well as last ball standing, race mode is won by beating all other players to the finish line. Play each ball for themselves, or team up in 2v2, 3v1 or 2v1v1 matches in this fun party game. "Power ups" when fired affect all players, and tactical use of them is required to win consistently. Winners party with party ball, losers go in the bin.
Game features:
Game features:
- Physics based combat gameplay
- Local multiplayer 2-4 players or add bots for single player gaming.
- 3 local modes, static fight, race and danger race.
- Over 30 levels and over 10 power ups
- Full controller support
- Original soundtrack
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Great multiplayer game, good visuals, brilliant soundtrack!3 found this helpful
Superball Wrestle Yes is an Indie physics based combat game that is created by the team at FirstPlaceGames. The game allows for both single and multiplayer depending on how you wish to play. The multiplayer allows you to play with up to 2 or more friends and can be quite a fun little party game. As for single player whilst this can be considered a good thing for those unable to play with anyone else, it unfortunately can get quite boring rather fast unfortunately. The computer does however, do a good job of replacing that lovely invisible friend and can provide quite a challenge in order to beat. The main drawback for us however, is the fact that we in all honesty had no clear indication as to what to do whilst playing the game. The only in-game tutorial in which we had was how to activate certain modes and there sadly was nothing when it came to wondering how to win each round. Speaking of rounds, there are quite a few to go through and try and claim victory in, some of which are fun and easy whilst others can remain quite a challenge. The music was our particular favourite feature, offering rather catchy and addictive little tunes which made us want to dance rather than play …2 found this helpful
Yes.
Great family game but hard to master!
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