Final Slam 2

I don't like putting the thumbs down but it forces you to choose one or the other, it pains me to do it because I understand the work that must have gone in to this but I can't give it a thumbs up. This game needs a lot of work, it's not half as smooth as a fighting game demands. It's a very ambitious game and you get the feeling the devs are focusing more on grandiose atmosphere rather than fluid gameplay. No controller support, this is vital, it felt awkward as all hell on keyboard, especially with the clunky moves and hit boxes the flash engine brings, other titles like Castle Crashers have done brilliantly in transitioning from flash to steam, this game just doesn't do it right. I do see what they're going for, I like the overall idea, it's just executed in a way that makes it hard to play. I hope I can turn that thumb around some day.

No. Just, no. The mechanics are clunky, the art is bad, and it just is poorly put together. I'm ashamed I spent money on this.

Highly Recommend! A great game well worth your time and money if you have an imagination, and want a quick and easy to use custom fighter maker. If you like Fire Pro Wrestling, but want fewer features so you can make a custom fighter in 5 minutes instead of 5 hours this is a good choice. There are better and prettier fighting games and sims on Steam, so as a pvp fighter with custom features it looks shabby. The STRENGTH of this game is never mentioned. I compare it to Fire Pro Wrestling, because it is rare that fighting games at any price point have CUSTOM AI SETTINGS with this level of detail.. The people leaving negative reviews need to engage with reality and stop sniffing glue. This is a $4 game. It. Is. A. Four. Dollar. Game. If you rate it against Mortal Kombat Ultimate Edition, the problem isn't this game, it's you. Call it janky, but many of the best, most fun games for under $5 on Steam have the same unpolished, retro charm. It's not a negative if you enjoy that for wh...

Remember: this game was made in Flash by one guy in the early 2010's. For what it is, it's actually quite impressive. This is all the work of one man, a fighting game with a Fire Pro Wrestling style creation suite, and a season mode that procedurally generates fighters. Imagine what would happen if a company picked this IP up! Unfortunately, the creator seems to have dropped off the face of the planet, so we may never see a Final Slam 3, but people need to give this game a fair shake.

TLDR: This game is of the "so bad its good" variety, You can play this game for free on the internet, the locked story mode and season mode are not worth fussing over. I personally like the game, but I cannot recommened it for people to purchase. Ok, sit back and grab some drinks, this is gonna be a long one. Along time ago on the interwebs, Josh Tam made a 2D flash fighting game called Final Slam. It is a low end run of the mill fighting game you would play during school lunch period or a coffee break at the office if you have nothing else to do and just want to kill time. If you played one flash fighter, you played them all. The original Final Slam is no different, being a newgrounds circle jerk and discount 2 button mortal kombat type of fighting game (no fatalities mind you, just the fighting system in general). So why am I telling you this? Well Final Slam 2 is the sequel to the original Final Slam. It is the same game but on a much grander scale with improved graphics, sound...

I bought this game a few years back so I went ahead and got it on steam since it was so cheap. The thing I really like about this game is how immersive it is in the simulation. It tells results of the other fights in your league and how the health can drain after a match so there is always a fighting chance. Fighters seem to retire from the league and new ones come in. You almost look forward to the chance of getting to fight some of these guys and can follow there progress. This gives the game a real world feel kinda like the very first Smackdown game. Graphics I can look past because I focus more on how the mechanics work with in the individual game. The only thing I don't like are exploits like leg sweeps that you can do over and over and kill the pc for a cheap win. Other than that I wish more fighting games would use the concept of a league season where health can give you some flukes.

Everyone on Newgrounds likes the game. Everyone on Steam hates the game. Me? I just try to use as many custom character slots as I can.

One of the best.

Honestly this is not for everyone. Basically trying to offer a ps1 game to todays kids who have th attention span of a...well of a human with an iphone. This game isnt so bad. Art style pretty odd but unqiue in its own way, combat is basic can be a bit fustrating, and the customization is the real gem in this! highly customizable from the way you punch to the combos right down to the combonations you push to make the speical moves happen. You can even customize the sound and ai intelligence. Overall its a pretty fun and customizable game. Likely worth a dollar today tho. Wait for sale so nothing really dents your wallet

A very addictive yet simple fighter. The system isn't perfect and no balance is really set on fighters' movesets, but still a fun play for not a bad price.