$24.99GigaBash Kaiju brawls with friends
Throw giant monsters and mechs into one arena and let the city take the damage.
Is GigaBash worth it?
GigaBash is worth it if…
- you want a fighting game that is friendly to pick up, without long combo lists to memorize
- you love giant monster movies and want to play the kaiju yourself
- you have friends on the couch and a group that laughs loudest when the plan falls apart
- you enjoy short, fast rounds you can run back to back all evening
- you grew up on classic kaiju fighting games and want that feeling again
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Punch a skyscraper across the map
The fights happen in fully destructible cityscapes, and the buildings are not scenery. Send a skyscraper flying with a single punch, rip up whatever is handy as a weapon, and watch the arena come apart around you. That makes it easy to pick up any monster and start brawling, while each Titan plays differently enough to reward learning its tricks. Chain combos to build Giga Energy, then transform into your final form, the terrifyingly titanic S-Class, and settle the argument.
Titans, mechs and licensed legends
You pick a side in the Tokusatsu showdown: a rampaging Titan flattening the city, or a Titan-hunting Mech that strikes foes with lightning from the heavens. The original cast draws on classic kaiju archetypes, each with its own feel and backstory. On top of that sit crossover characters from legendary IPs as DLC, including Godzilla, Ultraman and Gamera characters. For fans of giant monster films, the roster alone is worth the visit: the original Titans read as loving homages, and the licensed ones are the real deal.
A party in a collapsing city
Four players, one couch, a city that breaks: the rules take a minute to explain and the fun starts immediately. Losing early is not the end either: from the convenience of your grave, fire Orbital Lasers or drop meteors on the friends who knocked you out. Revenge from beyond is part of the evening.
Team up against endless waves
Go solo or co-op with a friend against endless waves of enemies, collecting perks along the way to shape your run. Prefer a clean challenge instead?

























