Brawlout reviews

My kids love it! It's kinda family friendly because there's no blood, no realistic violence and the aim is not to kill your opponent, but to defeat him by pushing him off the platforms/screen. The characters remind a little bit of pokemons or other animalistic creatures. The graphics are excellent. It looks especially crisp on my 4K TV with vibrant colors. 
The fighting mechanics are not complex and flow easily. Kids love it.
Unfortunately, the online is almost dead, so it's best to have someone local to play with.

I find that Brawl out is a game that could have been very interesting but unfortunately I can not have fun on this game when I play it alone or online. One of the biggest points that bothered me in this game is that there are only a few attacks that are "usable", there are some attacks with which it is simply impossible to touch his opponent (I speak in particular of the N-air that have a hit box so small e compared to other attacks in the game). It's not like in rivals of Aether where all the attacks can be exploited to be able to make the best combos but in this game there are simply too many unnecessary attacks. I find after all the maps really interesting especially that of the perch with the ground that breaks and it is a game where you can have fun if you play with good friends. I also find the idea of the characters "Clones" very interesting. I hope that some of the points in this game may be corrected soon.

Its cast has expanded, its engine has been better optimized but it is especially with its 3D fights and its sensations of play so close to its model that Brawlout has enough to attract our interest. It's a game that has evolved a lot over the months but would still need quite a bit of content and especially to be better polished before pretending to be anything other than a nice puzzle that we sincerely love but who in the State has no chance to make us forget Smash Bros. As long as it does not have objects, better sound design, an even better interface, double characters and triple arenas, Brawlout will be nothing more than the pretty girl who comforts us between two fights with the woman of our life. It is both a lot and a pity, so much it has everything to be much more. His heart beats strong but he doesn't have enough blood to pump, his bones are solid but his roundness lacks fat. Brawlout is a good little game, a cute little Toad with four arms that only asks to become a Prince. Seek kisses desperately.

Early access review Brawlout is part of one of those games in which we say WOW, but there is so much room for competition and I go! However, the lack of community is being roughly felt and we say: "Yes, brawlhalla has taken the trade of smash like on PC". Unfortunately, the game is 8 times better than Brawlhalla, but since it is not F2P, its can cool a lot. Positives:-a gameplay that comes close to Super Smash melee-we innovate with a counter system to avoid spam or infinite combo-we innovate with a burst rage system that can increase the defence/offense if your percentage is too high- A roster with characters each with different gameplay-the music that is well connected with the theme-the maps negative points:-too much lack of community compare to the switch version (5 to 15 minutes to find a person on PC, it's Dec -If you play with a PS4 gamepad, can't play against the CPU's because the game will detect 2 players-the characters are for my part not very charismatic