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Performance wise it works pretty good on the Switch even in handheld. I’d been listening to the soundtrack long before I got the game, as it has some very, funky fresh beats. Lethal League Blaze has about nineteen songs most of which you need to unlock. There are ten stages, which have some change ups once the ball speed reaches a certain point. Big characters such as Doombox have big arms, but don’t actually stretch them the whole way out when they hit.

Such as a beanie wearing crocodile, skateboarding robot and roller skating teen with a hover pack.

All the character designs are unique and interesting. The game is 2D but is made with 3D models and backgrounds in a cel shaded style. Also training mode which is just you, is a great way to practice your angles and moves. If you’re interested in the finer moves you can see yakkocmn’s video on the game. There is a couple of tutorial sections which teach you most things, except for parry cancelling and the get up mechanic which you see later COMS do. Teams is really great as you can do a lot more with someone else to hit the ball in combination with you. These being, 1v1, free-for-all (you don’t respawn until one person is left standing) and teams. The main game modes can be accessed in Story, Private Online and Local Versus. Thankfully you cannot hurt your own target. Strikers sets a target on each side of the field and you have to break your opponents. It’s quite different but is a good way to practice bunting and aiming. The volleyball mode, makes the ball fall, and you can only hit it three times in your side before it explodes. The unlockable characters and stages are still playable in Story Mode.Īsides from Story Mode there is the usual Arcade Mode (that being fight every character in the game in a set order), Lethal Volley and Strikers.

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You can unlock new skins (mostly colour swaps but each have one skin that changes their outfit a bit more), songs, modes and stages. Other content can be unlocked, but you still need the points to get them. These points are earned through playing matches (playing Story Mode being a good way to get them). The game has eleven playable characters, four of which are unlocked with points. As with most fights you can choose which of the two (or more) fighters you want to play as. Although the actual winner of any fight is almost never acknowledged. They still manage to make small plot threads weave in together. Story content is presented in text and picture cut scenes before and after fights. There is a story mode with around twenty playable missions. This being a somewhat futuristic (due to intelligent robots) and light cyberpunk theme. Obviously this takes place in a different world because there are plenty of sports where people have died even in recent times and was never met with such measures. In story, their game is called Lethal League because one person died playing it, and it has been outlawed. Some are also better than others, personally I don’t like the football one at all. However, this can be grabbed or used against you. There are also targets which spawn once or twice a match, that if you hit a ball into you will get a random power up. Each match gives you a set stock, and whenever you or the opponent loses one, the ball resets. Parrying uses your energy and can be grabbed from, but you can cancel it. Smash hits will hold to boost speed, which can be hit away if you don’t parry. The unique specials use an energy bar and vary wildly such as Candyman making the ball go through walls or Grip teleporting. Such as Jet who has a hover pack, Dice who has to crouch to high jump and Switch who moves on a skateboard. Every character has different angles they hit at, specials and unique movement. There are four buttons, there’s hitting, bunting (which can then be hit right after to give a speed boost), grabbing and jumping. When you hit the ball it tags as your colour and thus will hurt anyone else and vice versa. Instead you hit the anti-gravity ball at each other, which increases the speed. The main being that you don’t directly hit each other. While being a 2D game with health bars it differs from a normal fighting game in a few ways. It released in October last year for PC, and came out on Nintendo Switch and other consoles on 12th of July. Lethal League Blaze is a unique fighting game developed and published by Team Reptile, and is a sequel to the original Lethal League.

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Review code kindly provided by Team Reptile