Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 lets you duke it out with the biggest and best fighting character roster yet! Choose your favorite brawlers, master their unique move sets, and use all-new powerful Supers to land the finishing blow with friends or across a unique, roguelike player campaign!
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 is a action, 2d fighter and arcade game
developed by Fair Play Labs
and published by GameMill Entertainment.
Released on November 07th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain and Dutch.
It has received 1,582 reviews of which 1,188 were positive and 394 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.2 out of 10. đ
The game is currently priced at 49.99⏠on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4430 / AMD FX-6300
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 2GB / AMD Radeon R7 370 2GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 15 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
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Let me start by saying this: If you're having trouble finding an online match, there's a Discord server called "Nick Brawl Grinders" dedicated to matchmaking and general chatting. I highly recommend joining it if you're new to the game. As for the game itself, I absolutely adore it despite all its faults. THIS is the kind of Nicktoons-themed platform fighter I've been wanting to see for years. It plays well, looks nice, has a solid roster, innovates the genre in a fun way with the Slime Meter, and has plenty of single-player content to keep even the biggest loners busy for a while. It also has an incredibly fun roguelike campaign mode, featuring the first original story for a Nicktoons crossover game in 15 years. This is where a lot of my hours of play went into. Yes, there are some bugs here and there, but I can look past a lot of them because I know this was made by a small development team that did the best with what they had. It's a labor of love by fans of the source material and I will gladly support their work as much as I can, especially if it gets us a 3rd game with a better budget and more time to cook. Even this late into its life, I highly recommend giving this a shot if you haven't. It's frequently on sale, has a small but dedicated community, and (unlike a certain other IP-driven platform fighter) is available to play offline as long as you want, even well after support has stopped. There should be at least one last big patch on the way at the time I'm writing this. Pick up the game then if you're still unsure now. EDIT: The patch has been out since the start of November and it's fantastic. Many of the issues have been addressed and fixed, making this game the best it's ever been. This is THE time to give NASB2 a try.
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If you like Smash Bros than this is pretty much Smash Bros for PC. It's easy to learn hard to master type of game. It does things different to set it self a part of smash bros mainly the slime mechanic. I like it :)
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Huge improvement over the jank, low-budget feel of the first game. The Slime meter is a cool addition that gives you EX versions of attacks and a super. The gameplay just feels good once you get the hang of it. I just wish the game was more popular and they brought back some cut characters like CatDog.
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So this is Fair Play Labs second attempt at a brawl; it is definitely a step in the right direction; the game play feels much smoother this time around, and the combat feels very much like Smash itself; however, there is something new here that changes the Smash gameplay, which we were all used to up a bit. That being the slime o'meter, a gameplay addition that slowly fills up overtime during combat that allows you to strengthen base moves and/or completely fill up for a âfinal smashâ rather than everyone fighting over a smash ball. The game also has a nice attempt at a campaign mode, which is surprisingly good. It's sort of like a brawl roguelike with randomly generated paths (the maps themselves you'll fight on arenât randomly generated, though), but thatâs expected and probably for the best. The maps themselves, though, are beautifully detailed and filled with small references here and there. I also noticed that there is a fair bit of dialogue here; however, you wonât get to see it all if you only play one brawler. Each character has dialogue lines when talking to characters from their respective series or unique dialogue with bosses or NPCs. Thereâs also a returning arcade mode from the first game, although this time around we have branching paths we can choose after each match, letting you choose who youâll fight or what minigame youâll do. This new arcade mode also has mini bosses as well. Thereâs also a single-player boss gauntlet mode, allowing you to take on all bosses one after the other. I havenât really played this yet. The online multiplayer unfortunately seems dead. Iâve tried numerous times to get a game in any of the vs modes but couldnât find a single one, which is very unfortunate as this game definitely has a lot of potential. EDIT correction there is an contingent of players online however you have to change your region most players seem to be in the USA region i got a lot of matches doing this. I now want to address some concerns. Iâve seen a lot of people very dissuaded from the game due to its price tag, as the first game was much cheaper, and while I can understand that perspective as someone who doesnât like buying a lot of new games due to their $100+ asking prices nowadays, I have to admit I can sort of understand why this is 50 dollars. There is so much more effort put into the production of this game; the first one felt very cheap, jank, and stiff; however, the second entry is far more polished and completely remade from the ground up; the move sets have mostly been tinkered and changed, and the level designs have also been remade. With the added campaign and the depth of it, I can see why theyâre asking for this price. The game has a lot more depth and a much higher budget this time around, and, to be honest, $50 is nothing compared to what most triple AAA developers are asking for a bug-ridden, unfinished game at launch, and at least youâre getting a game with no microtransactions like Multiverses, which will easily see you pay over $50 if you want to unlock anything fast. The complaint I'm probably most sympathetic to though is the removal of some previous fighters, which I do agree does stink. I donât mind them removing some and replacing them with new characters from their series, i.e., Hey Arnold and/or Jimmy Neutron, but the removal of Cat Dog and Oblina now means there are no representatives for these particular series. I do hope that in further DLC (if we get a season 2) they add either these two characters back or a character from either series and hopefully two more from Nickelodeon series that donât have representation yet. All in all, the game is probably one of the best smashlikes out there right now, and I honestly recommend getting it on sale. It's way better than the Janky first game, and if youâre a reoccurring smash player like myself, then this game will feel much more at home for you than the first game. Note: The game does have some small bugs, but I havenât encountered anything major or game-breaking yet, so hopefully these will get patched out eventually. All n all i give this game a 8.5/10
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p good game, wish it wasnt dead :( and they only added like 2 characters since launch kinda sad :(
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Online players
21
Developer
Fair Play Labs
Publisher
GameMill Entertainment
Release
07 Nov 2023
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