Jelly Brawl

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Jelly Brawl is a single player and multiplayer casual fighting game. It was developed by Tiny Shiny Things and was released on October 27, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Jelly Brawl is a sticky and destructive multiplayer party game where you gotta jiggle, flop, and pop your way to the top! Fight alone or against friends for freedom from a mad king across tons...

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69%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

Fun and silly party game that is great to play with friends and significant others, providing lots of laughs and entertainment.
Unique and clever jelly-pushing mechanics with character customization and several game modes to keep gameplay fresh.
Developer is very active and responsive to community feedback, regularly updating and improving the game.

Multiplayer is largely non-functional due to a very small player base, making online matches hard to find or impossible.
Numerous bugs and technical issues such as broken game modes, camera problems, lag, and slow loading screens affect gameplay quality.
Progression system is slow and grindy, hiding key game modes and content behind repetitive level unlocking which can feel frustrating.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features clever and unique mechanics, such as jelly-pushing and varied modes that encourage skill refinement and offer fresh twists. However, issues like intrusive menus, problematic camera shake, and limited content extension detract from the overall experience. Despite these flaws, the game is recommended for those seeking new and engaging multiplayer challenges.
- “Definitely recommend to anyone looking to master some completely new and exciting game mechanics with their friends!”
- “Each of the new game modes, race and hit & go, use the same mechanics as the classic mode but offer new twists and allow players to refine their jelly handling techniques to remain victorious.”
- “I purchased this game because my nephews enjoy other shared-screen versus games like Stick Fight, HavoCod, Gang Beasts, etc. The jelly-pushing mechanic and control scheme are clever, but the game artificially extends itself by holding back content.”
- “Once the camera shake mechanic starts, half the time it moves off the action.”
- “Good concept but the gameplay is lacking and the menus are incredibly intrusive; half the time I die because my character is completely covered by the bottom text.”
- “I purchased this game because my nephews enjoy other shared-screen versus games like Stick Fight, Havocado, Gang Beasts, etc. The jelly-pushing mechanic and control scheme are clever, but the game artificially extends itself by holding back content.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is often described as silly and hilarious, providing an enjoyable and lighthearted experience that makes it a fun way to pass the time. Despite an age recommendation of 16+, players find the comedic elements appealing and entertaining.
- “Love this game - it's silly, hilarious, and a great way to pass the time!”
- “Also kinda hilarious that you're not supposed to play the game unless you're 16+ lol.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music is upbeat and enjoyable, contributing positively to the overall experience.
- “The music is a bop!”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding is seen as a significant barrier, with many users noting that maps and game modes are locked behind extensive repetitive gameplay.
- “Maps and modes are hidden behind a lot of grinding.”