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What’s funny about Flash Party is that, among all the Smash-like games and the various attempts different studios have made at the genre, it’s probably the one with the least ambition. And yet, it’s also one of the closest to what a good Smash-like game should actually be. The mechanics are really solid. The characters are creative, and their movesets...

Steam, , 7 found it helpful

Never really enjoyed the smash style fighting games. Mostly because I sucked at them. Regardless the best thing about this is that it's free.

Steam, , 9 found it helpful

Looking at a purely gameplay standpoint, this is a great Smash Bros alternative and would highly recommend using a controller for it. However, the biggest thing dragging down the game, besides the lack of players, is the fact it uses a mobile storefront and tactics. A dozen types of currency, upgrades and characters are paywalled while the currency...

Steam, , 1 found it helpful

This game is to platform fighters what Wreckfest is to simracing. Is it the most polished experience when it comes to genre standards and jam-packed with a roster of familiar names? No. Is the multiplayer experience seamless, non-stop and addictive fun? Absolutely. Let's get the ugly part out of the way, this is straight up a mobile game port. Not just...

Steam, , 1 found it helpful

For my Platform Fighter players, I urge you to check out Flash Party. It's free on steam and the app store. It's a very unique take on platform fighters with some elements of mobile game but there's ways to get around the system to make it very F2P friendly despite the steam reviews it's received. Netcode isn't rollback but it's a lot more stable than...