$19.99Fraymakers Indie icons, four-player chaos
Fraymakers is a pixel-art platform fighter built for couch chaos: up to four players knock each other off indie stages, with assist characters jumping in to turn a losing fight around. Easy controls get everyone swinging fast, and custom fighters and stages keep rematches fresh.
Is Fraymakers worth it?
Fraymakers is worth it if…
- you want quick fighting rounds for two to four players in one room
- you like colorful pixel fighters with fast movement and assists
- you enjoy browsing workshop characters and silly custom stages
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Four-player knockabout fights
You pick an indie fighter, choose an assist, and try to launch everyone else off the stage. Rounds are quick, movement is fast, and a well-timed projectile or buff can flip the lead in seconds. It is easy to learn and built for veterans too, so a first-timer can still steal a win while the practiced friend plots revenge. You laugh a lot with friends in these matches.
Workshop weirdness and custom stages
The roster pulls from indie games, each fighter with a full moveset and tricks carried over from their own series. Then comes the custom side: players make and share characters, stages, modes, and music, so one night you are fighting on a serious arena and the next on something ridiculous a stranger uploaded. Online play uses rollback netcode, and local play needs a gamepad for each extra player.
Good to know?
Can you play it with friends who never touched a platform fighter?
Yes, up to a point. Controls are designed to be friendly to newcomers, so everyone can jump, hit, and recover in a round or two. Expect the experienced player to still win more often, which suits party crowds who enjoy a little rivalry.
What do assists actually do?
Assists are extra indie characters you call in during battle. Depending on the pick, they attack, fire a projectile, buff your fighter, or put a status effect on opponents, which makes teaming up the right assist with your main part of the fun.
Can you make your own stuff?
Yes. The game includes an editor for custom characters, stages, modes, and more, and the workshop already holds plenty of fan-made fighters and arenas to download between matches.
