Rivals of Aether II

el juego esta bien cumple pero esta muerto no se encuentra jugadores online, busca partida, busca y nunca encuentra, si lo quieres para jugar con un amigo en local con otro joystick cumple, pero si quieres rankear y jugar competitivo online olvidate no encontraras jugadores esta muerto el online.

♥♥♥♥ this game Rivals 1 better

I liked rivals of aether because it wasn't just smash for PC. It has its own identity and ideas and Rivals II simply feels like the devs abandoned that identity to reach a broader, specifically the smash, audience. Every platform fighter is unfortunately being compared to smash and thus trying to be like smash. I'll keep playing Rivals I. This is not a bad game game but I still won't recommend it.

This game would be great if I played Melee 20 years ago.

Even if you love 2d platform fighters you will never enjoy this game. Only 300 players a day all of which have a 500 hour head start on you and you aren't going to learn playing with them. Good luck with the offline play, bots play nothing like humans and that's all you got no fun modes to even play and learn.

After over 200 hours in this game I can safely not recommend it to the average person. While I'm not the best, I consistently rank in upper plat and have had experience in other platform fighters. The years of updates while introducing exciting new material seem to fall flat after a week or two. The barrier to entry is higher than other fighting games, platform or not, and the return on investment is mediocre at best. It's difficult when every other casual game you queue for turns into a sweat fest, and is often riddled with bad manners. For someone who casually plays platform fighters, there are far better options to have a fun night with your friends or play casually. For veterans, you'll find no end in frustrations with a combat system that is a jack of all trades but master of none. Nothing feels better when compared to another platform fighter. If you're new to the platform fighting scene, steer clear. You will have to put in an incredible amount of time and effort just to constantly fight smurfs, rude players, and player base that acts like they want to help the casual/new player scene, but act completely different once the mask of anonymity goes on.

WHERE THE ♥♥♥♥ IS Sylvanos MY BOY! Great game otherwise cant wait for the workshop to grow

I'm having fun playing this game casually with friends, but it's because we're furries and choosing to have fun with the furry game. Character actions and movement are not conducive to casual play. Many 'fun buttons' from Smash are shortened (in range and duration), complicated, and otherwise nerfed, making them unintuitive and unwieldy. Totally appropriate for its primary audience that's mastered platform fighter movement... But I like when a character is fun out-of-the-box, you find simple uses for each of their moves, and you can pepper in fancy stuff at your leisure. Only 2-4 characters are like that. Was hoping the casual-focused Fun-For-All update would smooth the gap. But the items and hazards aren't a hit with my friends. And [i]I love casual Smash.[/i] It just doesn't compare. They're balanced to be nuanced and less disruptive than Smash equivalents, contextualized in the world and art style of [i]Rivals[/i], lacking the shorthand of simple, toony iconography... adding a significant learning curve to have fun [i]in the silly for babies mode.[/i] I'd like to play more with em, but friends'd rather not, and it's rare to get a Casual game online at more than 2. At this rate they'll have to make another set of items and hazard stages that are more obviously fun in a Fun-For-All-For-Real-This-Time update. I'd only recommend this game if you wanna play it seriously and/or are a furry. If you could play Smash Ultimate with better online, I would recommend that 9.999 times out of 10.