Games To Play If You Like Super Smash Bros.

Jenny has a massive following of fans even though the show was short-lived, and she was literally built for a game like this one. Jenny's super strength and speed, as well as her large array of weaponry she can turn her hands and feet into would give her a move-set that will make Jenny the fan-favorite she was always meant to

Hostile, aggressive, and defensive over his enchiladas, Crazy Steve was definitely a fan-favorite character in Drake and Josh. Jerry Trainor’s performance is a memorable one, and Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl could definitely use a wildcard like Crazy Steve in the roster.


Roof Rage is a small indie game on Steam and Switch that is surprisingly fun. Its thirteen different characters are gorgeously rendered in pixel art, and it's smooth animations and good game feel are sure to impress. The game plays in a comparable way to the average platform fighter, but it's systems and the impact of landing hits sets it ap


The next game on this list is a special case, as it's a mod for Super Smash Bros. Brawl . Serving as a sequel to the famous Project M balance mod that made Brawl into a much more enjoyable competitive game, Project Plus continues its mission of balancing the roster. Characters have been buffed and reworked across the board, stages and costumes have been added, and Knuckles the Echidna has even joined as an entirely new character. This is arguably one of the most balanced platform fighters available, and no character is a bad choice for any level of p

The trailer does make it clear that all characters do have a signature weapon in some capacity. If these items are a part of the gameplay mechanics, it would be great if you could also customize them to some extent. In order to compete with genre juggernauts, Nickelodeon: All-Stars Brawl Stars News could easily set itself apart with weapons or items that are attached to specific characters.

Incorporating them into the game would be an interesting challenge. Maybe they could appear as one slot on the roster, simple palette swaps of each other? Maybe one of the Action League members could be chosen as the series' representation for the game. Regardless, a callback to one of modern animation’s more unconventional super-teams deserves a spot in the cast.

It would be massive oversight to only include one or two characters from a given, beloved series. The trailer seems to show off some of the main, more recognizable characters from the Nickelodeon universe, however, the trailer might just be hinting at others to unlock. At certain points in the trailer, you can see a silhouette in the background of a character just watching the match.


While the brothers' personalities couldn't be more different, having them work together could bring a fun element of chaotic energy to the roster. Since they are beavers, some of their gameplay could involve them attacking with their teeth, or their trusted friend stump can be used in attacks as w

It will be even more exciting if you can team up in local play to take the match online against another pair of players. Most matches in the trailer seem to show four players in total, hinting at small lobbies, however, they could increase this cap for more crazy brawling action.

First up is this hilarious Tweet. It's been long established that the online for the Smash Bros games have always been, quite frankly, awful. Nintendo is a gigantic company and Smash is one of their most profitable properties, so why is the netcode/online experience for every Smash game so arduous?

These two beaver siblings live in a bachelor pad in the Pacific Northwest. Though they’re brothers, they tend to bicker constantly and cause each other as much harm as possible. Regardless, their chaotic nature could potentially make them great fighters.

In the world of competitive fighting games, Super Smash Bros. stands apart from the crowd. A lot of this has to do with how its scene developed separately from the larger fighting game community, and how nothing else really plays like it. Super Smash Bros. is built on a somewhat Kirby -esque approach to platforming, combined with a system of normal moves, special moves, grabs, and smash attacks. The high-flying, mobility-oriented combat is like nothing else the fighting genre has seen, perhaps exhibiting more explosive moments per match than any other sub-genre. The all-star roster of crossover Nintendo characters, which has slowly expanded to include fighters from across the games industry, is the cherry on


Those looking for another high quality platform fighter can look no further than Rivals of Aether . This 2D fighter features animal champions from four elemental factions (along with Ori and Shovel Knight guest characters), and again sports a roster full of diverse characters and playstyles. This title has interesting modes like the randomized challenges in Abyss Mode, the more casual Tetherball minigame, and Abyss Versus, which will let players take their custom builds into battle with frie