The characters all have their strengths and weaknesses: Dharwani is the game’s general all-rounder Budi is quick but lacks strength Brodin is a beast who possesses immense power but is rather slow. Much like classic arcade fighting games, you’ll watch a brief introductory cut-scene for your chosen character before facing one opponent after the next, each of which proving to be more challenging than the last. It’s got the heart of Street Fighter and the simplicity of Super Smash Bros to create a truly original title that I absolutely adore. USBB is actually a clever spin on Pong in which two characters must whack a ball towards either side of the screen in order to wear down each other’s shields and health until just one emerges as the victor. I thought, ‘oh cool, so it’s basically a one-on-one shooting game set in space’. I’d only seen a few screenshots depicting a couple of wacky-looking characters and a projectile moving between them. This review is based on a retail copy of the game provided by the publisher.Going into Ultra Space Battle Brawl (which I’ll be abbreviating to USBB going forward), I honestly didn’t know what to expect.
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Ultra Space Battle Brawl is out now on Steam for PC and also Nintendo Switch. Honestly? If you’re looking for a great way to kill some time, Ultra Space Battle Brawl is definitely worth the $10 USD. I didn’t know what to expect from this dinky little game, but the graphics are neat, the music is great, the gameplay is solid and it’s good to play alone or with friends.
There’s also a co-op mode where you can play in pairs, so there’s that option if you have even more people to play with. Unless you’re really striving to be the best player in the world while inviting newbies to play with you, even the newcomer will feel like they’re getting a fair fight. I also took a whack at versus mode, which is even more fun than the story mode because now you can brutalize your loved ones! One of the beautiful things about Ultra Space Battle Brawl is that it’s so unbelievably simple, yet deceptively difficult to master, that pretty much anyone can pick it up and be just as good as the not-quite-beginner in a matter of moments. These segments function as a great way to improve your ricocheting skills. There are also occasional bonus stages in between the usual battle lineup where you have to do things like smacking around minions that appear around the field in different places. Playing single player is a great way to learn more about the other characters and their play styles and ultra abilities. The single-player campaign mode provides each playable character with a little background story for why they’re competing in the Ultra Space Battle Brawl, and then tosses you into a lineup of battles against other NPCs which get progressively more difficult. Another character’s ultra allows the ball to be split in two when hit by that player, resulting in double the damage potential! For example, one character’s special move allows him to very rapidly swing his bat, which can basically decimate your minion defenses if he is able to get the ball between them and a wall.
Each has a unique move – your “ultra” – which has the potential to quickly turn the tide of battle. Players can select from one of 10 playable characters, each with different skill distributions (e.g. When you do, you win! Win two out of three (or whatever number of rounds you deem acceptable in versus mode) and you win the match! The action is fast-paced, wild, and super fun.
You and your opponent smack a ball around which ricochets off the walls and other obstacles on the field in the hopes that you’ll whittle away the minion defenses and break through all of the goal targets. On each side there are one or more targets which are surrounded by weird minion things (they look like chickens with the same hairstyle as the character you’re controlling). You and your opponent start on either side of the arena.
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