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<\/h2>\nCastle Crashers<\/a><\/h2>\nCastle Crashers is getting on a bit now, but it remains wonderfully charming and a huge amount of fun anyway. A wave of post-launch content expanded its look and piled on even more bonkers brawls. You\u2019re technically saving a princess, but really, it\u2019s about being the most slapstick heroes the kingdom has ever seen.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nYoung Souls<\/a><\/h2>\nYoung Souls puts you in control of two rebellious twins battling their way through an entirely different world. It boasts a lovely art style, brilliantly interesting characters and an exceptional combat system too. The only downside is that it sticks to local co-op, but if you\u2019re playing with someone at home, that\u2019s hardly an issue.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nAbsolum<\/a><\/h2>\nAbsolum is an absolutely incredible beat \u2018em up roguelike that has a lot going on. Not only is the story sublime, but there\u2019s also a frog warrior who surfs on their own staff. The depth here is absurd, and if you want the most modern possible take on hitting things a lot, this is it.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nLost Castle 2<\/a><\/h2>\nLost Castle 2 is massively slept on, despite being one of the coolest 2D action games in recent years. It has you carving through wildly cool monsters and levels to reach the titular castle, though the stronghold itself remains tantalisingly out of full reach while development continues. Combat lands somewhere between a 2D Monster Hunter and pure build-crafting chaos, with every weapon offering a totally different feel and some frankly absurd endgame setups.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nThe Last Friend<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Last Friend stands apart because it mashes beat \u2018em up action with tower defence, and also, you get to save a bunch of dogs. You\u2019ll lay down multiple defensive lines of towers before wading into battle to rescue as many fluffy friends as you can using your fists. It\u2019s cute, fun and a brilliant change of pace.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4<\/a><\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4 is the de facto classic beat \u2018em up with a sharper, more modern edge. It played a huge role in reviving genre appetite for so many players. Dotemu\u2019s signature flair\u2014both visually and in combat\u2014cements it as one of the best the genre has ever seen. If you\u2019re craving over-the-top violence in a grounded, more realistic setting, nothing scratches the itch quite like this one.<\/p>\n
\nWhether you’re here for couch co-op chaos, ridiculous weapon builds, or just the primal joy of hitting things a lot, the beat \u2018em up genre has more than enough to keep you busy until MARVEL Cosmic Invasion arrives. From slapstick castles and frog-surfing roguelikes to genre-reviving classics, there\u2019s something here for every kind of brawler fan. So grab a buddy, clear some screen space, and dive into the mayhem \u2014 because if anticipation hits hard, these games hit harder.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nYoung Souls<\/a><\/h2>\nYoung Souls puts you in control of two rebellious twins battling their way through an entirely different world. It boasts a lovely art style, brilliantly interesting characters and an exceptional combat system too. The only downside is that it sticks to local co-op, but if you\u2019re playing with someone at home, that\u2019s hardly an issue.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nAbsolum<\/a><\/h2>\nAbsolum is an absolutely incredible beat \u2018em up roguelike that has a lot going on. Not only is the story sublime, but there\u2019s also a frog warrior who surfs on their own staff. The depth here is absurd, and if you want the most modern possible take on hitting things a lot, this is it.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nLost Castle 2<\/a><\/h2>\nLost Castle 2 is massively slept on, despite being one of the coolest 2D action games in recent years. It has you carving through wildly cool monsters and levels to reach the titular castle, though the stronghold itself remains tantalisingly out of full reach while development continues. Combat lands somewhere between a 2D Monster Hunter and pure build-crafting chaos, with every weapon offering a totally different feel and some frankly absurd endgame setups.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nThe Last Friend<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Last Friend stands apart because it mashes beat \u2018em up action with tower defence, and also, you get to save a bunch of dogs. You\u2019ll lay down multiple defensive lines of towers before wading into battle to rescue as many fluffy friends as you can using your fists. It\u2019s cute, fun and a brilliant change of pace.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4<\/a><\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4 is the de facto classic beat \u2018em up with a sharper, more modern edge. It played a huge role in reviving genre appetite for so many players. Dotemu\u2019s signature flair\u2014both visually and in combat\u2014cements it as one of the best the genre has ever seen. If you\u2019re craving over-the-top violence in a grounded, more realistic setting, nothing scratches the itch quite like this one.<\/p>\n
\nWhether you’re here for couch co-op chaos, ridiculous weapon builds, or just the primal joy of hitting things a lot, the beat \u2018em up genre has more than enough to keep you busy until MARVEL Cosmic Invasion arrives. From slapstick castles and frog-surfing roguelikes to genre-reviving classics, there\u2019s something here for every kind of brawler fan. So grab a buddy, clear some screen space, and dive into the mayhem \u2014 because if anticipation hits hard, these games hit harder.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nAbsolum<\/a><\/h2>\nAbsolum is an absolutely incredible beat \u2018em up roguelike that has a lot going on. Not only is the story sublime, but there\u2019s also a frog warrior who surfs on their own staff. The depth here is absurd, and if you want the most modern possible take on hitting things a lot, this is it.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nLost Castle 2<\/a><\/h2>\nLost Castle 2 is massively slept on, despite being one of the coolest 2D action games in recent years. It has you carving through wildly cool monsters and levels to reach the titular castle, though the stronghold itself remains tantalisingly out of full reach while development continues. Combat lands somewhere between a 2D Monster Hunter and pure build-crafting chaos, with every weapon offering a totally different feel and some frankly absurd endgame setups.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nThe Last Friend<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Last Friend stands apart because it mashes beat \u2018em up action with tower defence, and also, you get to save a bunch of dogs. You\u2019ll lay down multiple defensive lines of towers before wading into battle to rescue as many fluffy friends as you can using your fists. It\u2019s cute, fun and a brilliant change of pace.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4<\/a><\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4 is the de facto classic beat \u2018em up with a sharper, more modern edge. It played a huge role in reviving genre appetite for so many players. Dotemu\u2019s signature flair\u2014both visually and in combat\u2014cements it as one of the best the genre has ever seen. If you\u2019re craving over-the-top violence in a grounded, more realistic setting, nothing scratches the itch quite like this one.<\/p>\n
\nWhether you’re here for couch co-op chaos, ridiculous weapon builds, or just the primal joy of hitting things a lot, the beat \u2018em up genre has more than enough to keep you busy until MARVEL Cosmic Invasion arrives. From slapstick castles and frog-surfing roguelikes to genre-reviving classics, there\u2019s something here for every kind of brawler fan. So grab a buddy, clear some screen space, and dive into the mayhem \u2014 because if anticipation hits hard, these games hit harder.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nLost Castle 2<\/a><\/h2>\nLost Castle 2 is massively slept on, despite being one of the coolest 2D action games in recent years. It has you carving through wildly cool monsters and levels to reach the titular castle, though the stronghold itself remains tantalisingly out of full reach while development continues. Combat lands somewhere between a 2D Monster Hunter and pure build-crafting chaos, with every weapon offering a totally different feel and some frankly absurd endgame setups.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nThe Last Friend<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Last Friend stands apart because it mashes beat \u2018em up action with tower defence, and also, you get to save a bunch of dogs. You\u2019ll lay down multiple defensive lines of towers before wading into battle to rescue as many fluffy friends as you can using your fists. It\u2019s cute, fun and a brilliant change of pace.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4<\/a><\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4 is the de facto classic beat \u2018em up with a sharper, more modern edge. It played a huge role in reviving genre appetite for so many players. Dotemu\u2019s signature flair\u2014both visually and in combat\u2014cements it as one of the best the genre has ever seen. If you\u2019re craving over-the-top violence in a grounded, more realistic setting, nothing scratches the itch quite like this one.<\/p>\n
\nWhether you’re here for couch co-op chaos, ridiculous weapon builds, or just the primal joy of hitting things a lot, the beat \u2018em up genre has more than enough to keep you busy until MARVEL Cosmic Invasion arrives. From slapstick castles and frog-surfing roguelikes to genre-reviving classics, there\u2019s something here for every kind of brawler fan. So grab a buddy, clear some screen space, and dive into the mayhem \u2014 because if anticipation hits hard, these games hit harder.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nThe Last Friend<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Last Friend stands apart because it mashes beat \u2018em up action with tower defence, and also, you get to save a bunch of dogs. You\u2019ll lay down multiple defensive lines of towers before wading into battle to rescue as many fluffy friends as you can using your fists. It\u2019s cute, fun and a brilliant change of pace.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4<\/a><\/h2>\nStreets of Rage 4 is the de facto classic beat \u2018em up with a sharper, more modern edge. It played a huge role in reviving genre appetite for so many players. Dotemu\u2019s signature flair\u2014both visually and in combat\u2014cements it as one of the best the genre has ever seen. If you\u2019re craving over-the-top violence in a grounded, more realistic setting, nothing scratches the itch quite like this one.<\/p>\n
\nWhether you’re here for couch co-op chaos, ridiculous weapon builds, or just the primal joy of hitting things a lot, the beat \u2018em up genre has more than enough to keep you busy until MARVEL Cosmic Invasion arrives. From slapstick castles and frog-surfing roguelikes to genre-reviving classics, there\u2019s something here for every kind of brawler fan. So grab a buddy, clear some screen space, and dive into the mayhem \u2014 because if anticipation hits hard, these games hit harder.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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