
Team up and duke it out with rival Crews in Knockout City, where epic dodgeball battles settle the score in team-based multiplayer matches. Throw, catch, pass, dodge, and tackle your way to dodgeball dominance!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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pls comeback
The best shut-down game OAT
So underrated... RIP you magnificent bastard. ...Or I guess... Thanks for sticking around even though you don't have built-in matchmaking, you magnificent bastard???
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♥♥♥♥ I missed out, Now i'm pissed. This game has been knocked up before it was knocked out. That's disgusting.
Thank you for reviving this game, it's not ideal in this state, but its better than letting EA dictate the game's fate.
Acabo de descubrir que hicieron esta version del juego con servidores privados, estoy extremadamente agradecido de tener la oportunidad de jugar de nuevo aunque sea con bots. Muchas gracias Velan
It's a great game to play with friends. It reminds me of middle school when we used to play dodgeball 😄 Between dodging, passing, and pulling off tricks, the games quickly get chaotic and hilarious. The only major downside is that the official servers have shut down. Now you have to use community servers or private launchers to easily play with your friends. But if you have a group of 3 to 6 friends, are looking for a free game, and love having fun and laughing, then it’s definitely worth it.
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD BRING THIS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GAME BACK AND STOP PLAYING WITH ME
Knockout City is a competitive dodgeball game that proves two things: 1. Gravity is optional 2. Your teammates *will* throw you instead of the ball at least once You start thinking: > “Heh, cute little ball game.” Then you wake up in: * 3v3 ranked sweats * Perfect curve balls * People air-dodging, passing, faking, and comboing like it’s anime dodgeball esports. --- ### Pros: * Movement so smooth you’ll spend an entire match just dodging, gliding, and double-jumping around like a parkour pigeon. * You can literally curl up into a ball and let your team YEET you at enemies, which is the most trust you’ll ever place in online strangers. * Mind games are half the fun: fake throws, delayed throws, and that awkward stare-down when both of you are holding a ball and rolling side-to-side like “you first.” * Getting a KO from across the map with a perfectly timed curve ball makes you feel like a god… right before you walk off the edge of the map like an idiot. --- ### Cons: * Matchmaking: either you stomp, or you meet a 4-stack that treats Bronze like the World Cup. * You queue “just for fun” and end up in a lobby where everyone knows every map tech, every bounce, every sweaty strat—while you’re still figuring out how to catch. * Lag means sometimes you catch the ball on your screen, and on the server’s screen you just headbutted it and died. * No matter what, there’s always That One Guy who never passes and plays like it’s a solo game called “Ball Hog Simulator.” --- ### Peak Knockout City Moments: * Accidentally throwing your ball off the map, then yourself, then your last bit of dignity. * Being turned into the special multi-ball and realizing your final form is “ammo.” * Perfectly timing a catch, instantly throwing it back, double K.O., both of you pretending it was skill and not panic. * Team gets wiped because you were busy emoting after a sick KO. --- 9.5/10 It’s intense, goofy, and way more cracked than a dodgeball game has any right to be. Would get curved on, thrown off a rooftop, and blamed for not calling “ball” again.
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