Flash Party Knock your friends off the stage

The rules are simple: raise your opponent's Knock-out Score with attacks, and the higher it climbs, the further they fly when you land a hit. One clean strike near the edge can end the whole match.

That score floating above a fighter's head changes how you play. Do you pile on damage early, or save your big move for when they're vulnerable? You attack, jump, dodge and block, then throw your opponent off-stage with all sorts of moves. Matches are fast and frantic, built on quick reflexes and rapid decisions rather than slow, careful play. It's easy to pick up, and the moment someone gets launched off the ledge never stops being satisfying.

The heroes are all original, and none of them are shy about it. There's a chubby snowman, a God of Trial who descends from heaven, a high school girl with an apple-shaped head, and an idol singer admired by all. A hero from the indie action game ICEY joins in, along with a Kamaitachi Girl designed by players themselves.

With over 20 heroes and more arriving regularly, each one plays differently. They fall into four types: All-rounders charge energy for a Super Neutral Special, Assaulters cancel attack lag to open up combos, Power Houses hit harder the higher their KO Score climbs, and Impeders break shields to land Super Grabs.

There's more than one way to settle a fight here. Standard 1v1 Challenge and Team Competition cover the classics, while Brawl and Soccer Showdown shake things up, yes, soccer, in a platform fighter. Weekend-limited event modes keep rotating in something new.

If you want to test yourself, the Pinnacle Arena offers ranked Solo, Relay and Team modes where you climb to higher ranks against real opponents. And when you just want to mess around, Friendly Battle lets you play with friends anytime. The pace stays quick across the board: short rounds, constant action, and one more match before you know it.

This is a game built for a lobby and a group chat. Jump into Friendly Battles with friends anytime, team up for 2v2 matches, or face off against each other and find out who really deserves the couch. Everything is unlocked in friendly matches, so nobody has to grind first.

Beyond the fights, you can create a dojo and practice together, team up for ranked play, or hunt down a mentor in the video hall. Regional rankings for hero scores and arena ranks give you and your crew something to compete over locally. The rounds are short and the tone is light, so a session stays social: coordinate, jump in, argue about the result, rematch.