GigaBash is a 4 player arena brawler, play from a colorful cast of characters inspired by classic monster tropes, each with their own unique skillset. Rampage around the world in familiar battlegrounds, such as cities & jungles, each with a unique mechanic designed. Transform into an S-class Titan for an epic comeback, or dominate your foes in style with your Ultimate. The game emphasizes on accessibility & pure fun, seeking to unite players on the couch for a casual bash or a competitive brawl. About th
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In a desperate need of modern Kaiju games and this is one of those that works. it's so much fun and it's also like, the best Godzilla game we had in ages
A quick game but as expected for a monster Mash brawler. The combat and gameplay actually flows well it feels refreshing and unique the music is really good to surprisingly that caught me off guard at how entertaining it is. Not a whole lot to say about this it's fun and I can't wait to get the Godzilla dlc but yeah overall a good game
Ehhh. Some of the mini-game modes were kind of fun, but even then only with friends. Overall it's just... ehhhhhh.
That one bit in Brooklyn Nine-Nine where Diaz talks about what she'd do if anything ever happened to Arlo the puppy - that's me with Gigaman!
Grabbed this with the DLC in the Steam sale and am pleasantly surprised by it. It's obvious that this was made by people who really love the old Godzilla PS2 games and love giant monster stuff in general (and Power Stone. They love Power Stone). It's not going to be winning any awards for technical depth, but Falcon Punching a kaiju into the nearest skyscraper and then meeting them on the rebound for seconds feels good and that's what's important. Lamping a giant robot with a radio tower should look and feel satisfying, and it does!
The original characters are all pretty fun and have a ton of personality. Gigaman and Pipijuras are my good friends! The DLC characters are all excellent - it's probably in their implementation that the team's commitment really shines through. I played a little bit of Ultraman and couldn't stop smiling at pretty much everything he does. Godzilla's dash attack is the Godzilla vs Megalon dropkick. Gigan is here and does stuff!! Gigan!!!
About the only complaint I have about it is that the amount of content is pretty thin even with the DLC (although the number of arenas is actually pretty good) - a very short story mode and then a handful of other modes like arcade, survival, etc. Not really too big of a deal, though - the game is clearly meant for playing a few matches with your mates. Get on it. Pipijuras vs Alien Baltan only, go!
Did I mention the music's good, by the way? The music's good.
Grabbed this with the DLC in the Steam sale and am pleasantly surprised by it. It's obvious that this was made by people who really love the old Godzilla PS2 games and love giant monster stuff in general (and Power Stone. They love Power Stone). It's not going to be winning any awards for technical depth, but Falcon Punching a kaiju into the nearest skyscraper and then meeting them on the rebound for seconds feels good and that's what's important. Lamping a giant robot with a radio tower should look and feel satisfying, and it does!
The original characters are all pretty fun and have a ton of personality. Gigaman and Pipijuras are my good friends! The DLC characters are all excellent - it's probably in their implementation that the team's commitment really shines through. I played a little bit of Ultraman and couldn't stop smiling at pretty much everything he does. Godzilla's dash attack is the Godzilla vs Megalon dropkick. Gigan is here and does stuff!! Gigan!!!
About the only complaint I have about it is that the amount of content is pretty thin even with the DLC (although the number of arenas is actually pretty good) - a very short story mode and then a handful of other modes like arcade, survival, etc. Not really too big of a deal, though - the game is clearly meant for playing a few matches with your mates. Get on it. Pipijuras vs Alien Baltan only, go!
Did I mention the music's good, by the way? The music's good.
A really fun love letter to the Pipeworks Godzilla trilogy. My only real complaint is the lack of content, even with both DLC chapters. I'm also disappointed that I probably wont be able to get all of the achievements, as there doesn't seem to be an active player base for the online modes. I would love to see either a follow up to this game or the studio getting to work on an official Godzilla game.
Que jogo bem.
Bom e fofo, daqueles que te prende daquela clichê padrão de kaiju.
Para mim a estória é melhor que o multiplayer e bem mais divertido.
Você fica o tempo tentando lembrar de qual a referencia daquele momento.
Bom e fofo, daqueles que te prende daquela clichê padrão de kaiju.
Para mim a estória é melhor que o multiplayer e bem mais divertido.
Você fica o tempo tentando lembrar de qual a referencia daquele momento.