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 multiplayer party game where you play as jiggly jellies fighting to be the last one standing in various modes and mini-games. The Classic Demo offers classic mode with a few stages and mini-games, while the full game includes additional modes, level editor, and more unlockables. The game features physics-based mayhem with easy-to-learn controls, allowing for up to 4 players in local and online multiplayer.

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Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

music1 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

The game is fun and entertaining, especially when played with friends or a significant other.
The developer is active and responsive to feedback, showing commitment to improving the game.
The game features a good concept with clever mechanics, and the visuals and music are enjoyable.

Many gameplay modes are broken or unplayable, leading to frustrating experiences.
The camera is too close to the action and can shake excessively, making it hard to follow the gameplay.
Progression feels slow and grindy, with important content locked behind leveling up, which can be discouraging.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay reviews highlight a mix of clever mechanics, such as jelly-pushing and control schemes, but also point out significant issues like intrusive menus and camera shake that detract from the experience. While the game offers new modes that build on classic mechanics, players feel that the overall gameplay is lacking and artificially extended by limiting content.
- “The jelly-pushing mechanic and control scheme are clever, providing a unique twist to the gameplay experience.”
- “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.”
- “Good concept but the gameplay is lacking and the menus are incredibly intrusive, often obscuring the action.”
- “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.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised for being enjoyable and visually appealing, contributing to an overall fun experience.
- “It's very fun, it looks nice and doesn't hurt my eyes, and the music is a bop!”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players express frustration with the grinding required to unlock maps and modes, indicating that it can be a tedious barrier to enjoying the full game experience.
- “Maps and modes are hidden behind a lot of grinding.”
- “The grinding feels endless and tedious, making it hard to enjoy the game.”
- “I find myself spending more time grinding than actually playing the game.”