
Savage Arena: Dead Ball Zone is a futuristic all-out action sports game, which seamlessly combines frenetic sporting action, brutal special moves, and quick draw weaponry to deliver addictive, balls-out arcade style gameplay.
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In the brutal Dead Ball Zone arena, the aim of the game is simple. Put the ball in the net. By catching. Shooting. And beating your opponents to a pulp. With the help of grenades, guns, chainsaws and pure physical power!
You're the manager of a team of Minor League psychos, and your job is to make it to the World Championship. Look for the winner within, baby! But be warned, in Dead Ball Zone, a veteran is a guy who's playing his second game.
All the best elements of football, hockey and soccer. All the worst parts of human nature. Dead Ball Zone is a whiplash fast 3D game featuring hard-hitting action and awesome light-sourced graphics.
Customize and train your players for throwing, catching, strength, speed, agility and mentality.
Over a dozen mauling power-moves -- punching, taunting, turbo-tackling, jumping.
Pulverizing power-ups including bombs, guns and chainsaws.
Injure opponents affecting their performance and causing them to miss games.
Single player tournament mode or deadly single/multiplayer quickplay.
10 different Geosphere arenas including London, San Francisco, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Amazonia, Paris, India, Thailand and Hawaii.
Multiple teams, skills, leagues and customizable features mean huge replayability.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain
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I can't believe what I'm seeing. I just happened to look up a video of Dead Ball Zone for nostalgia, only to see a comment talking about this Steam release. This was a game during the PS1 era that was pretty much unknown to almost everyone. It's been almost 30 years since it's release and I've still yet to meet someone that has ever even heard of it. So what happened? Did it suck? No way! It was awesome. A super fun spin on a combination of a few sports with some pretty extreme violence for the time. The graphics show it's age, but back in the PS1 days, it was peak graphics and your imagination filled in the gaps. The controls are relatively simple. Directional, Pass, Shoot, Sprint, and 2 Special commands. Pretty much it. You'll likely lose a couple matches in the beginning as you gain your sense of how the game is played, but once you get it down, it's super fun. For $6.00, it's definitely worth checking out this fairly unknown relic of the past. I was only 11-12 when it came out, so I don't know what happened with this and why it seemingly flew under the radar of the world, but grab it! You can kill your opponents with chainsaws.
Good old game
Originally released in 1998, I never played it on the PS1. it's like a combination of handball/ basketball/football. Simply just good arcade fun, hilarious as well, you can literally KILL your opponents as there are guns, chainsaws, wrestling moves. There is a tournament mode where you train and build up your team, It's fun. I would like to see it working on the steam deck. as it already has the resolution option however, I understand it's an older game.
A favourite from childhood, have been checking Steam for years to see if it turns up, and it finally has. Game works fine with controller, takes seconds to set in with in game settings.
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