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Slap City is a Seriously Fun platform fighter with a perfect mix of characters from the Ludosity universe. Play Locally or Online. Slap it hard in Ranked or fast and loose in Slap Ball game mode. We are the original inventors of Clutch Technology.
Slap City is a indie, action and fighting game
developed and published by Ludosity.
Released on September 17th 2020 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 2,857 reviews of which 2,705 were positive and 152 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 or later
- Processor: SSE2 instruction set support
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX/OpenGL/Vulkan Compatible
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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Slap City is a spirited and finely tuned platform fighter developed and published by Ludosity, the same creative studio behind titles like Ittle Dew and Card City Nights. It takes the chaotic, skill-based formula popularized by games like Super Smash Bros. and filters it through the developer’s trademark humor, distinct art style, and mechanical precision. What begins as a cartoonish brawl between an eccentric cast of characters quickly reveals itself to be a surprisingly deep and competitive fighting game that manages to balance accessibility with complexity. Ludosity’s experience in crafting playful yet mechanically solid games is on full display here, as Slap City captures the joy of experimentation while rewarding those who dedicate time to mastering its systems. At its core, Slap City revolves around the familiar concept of knocking opponents off the stage through careful use of attacks, dodges, and movement. Yet, the game differentiates itself through its finely tuned physics and an innovative mechanic known as the “Clutch” system. This single button enhances nearly every aspect of combat—it allows for momentum adjustments, improved shielding, moonwalking, wall jumping, and subtle move variations. The result is a system that dramatically increases the ceiling for player expression. Every action feels responsive and fluid, with a tangible sense of precision that gives players complete control over their character’s rhythm and momentum. For beginners, the game is immediately fun and chaotic, offering all the slapstick energy that its name implies. For veterans, it becomes an intricate dance of positioning and adaptation where mastery of the Clutch mechanic can turn an ordinary duel into a display of technical brilliance. The character roster might appear modest at first, but each fighter is bursting with personality and unique mechanics. Every combatant is drawn from Ludosity’s existing catalog, creating a sense of shared universe that fans of the studio will appreciate. From the adventurous Ittle Dew to the bizarrely charming Business Casual Man, each character has a distinct playstyle that encourages experimentation. Unlike many platform fighters where characters share similar move archetypes, Slap City ensures every fighter feels genuinely different. Some rely on close-quarters brawling, others thrive on aerial mobility or ranged zoning, and a few specialize in unpredictable gimmicks that can swing a match in seconds. The game’s balance, while not perfect, demonstrates a clear understanding of competitive design—strong options exist, but no character feels completely broken. The diversity of the cast means there’s always something new to learn, whether you’re exploring their movesets or adjusting to opponents’ strategies. Beyond its competitive core, Slap City offers an impressive amount of single-player content, a rarity in its genre. The story mode gives each character a mini-campaign filled with light platforming, battles, and comedic cutscenes. These short adventures are infused with Ludosity’s quirky writing, blending humor and absurdity in a way that gives the game genuine personality. The inclusion of arcade and challenge modes, along with a gallery of unlockable music, costumes, and lore tidbits, ensures that even solo players have plenty to do. The humor is self-aware without being grating, poking fun at genre conventions while celebrating them at the same time. The variety of stages, both legal and chaotic, adds to the game’s replay value—some are built for serious matches, while others embrace pure mayhem with hazards, moving platforms, and unexpected twists. It’s a reminder that Slap City, for all its competitive potential, never forgets to be fun. The visual and audio presentation complements the gameplay perfectly. The art style is colorful and clean, designed to prioritize clarity during the fast-paced action while still conveying charm. Each character animation feels lively and expressive, giving the game an instantly recognizable identity. The stages are equally vibrant, blending whimsical designs with strong visual readability that makes it easy to track combatants even during the most hectic moments. The soundtrack, composed by Ludosity’s in-house team, matches the energy of the gameplay—catchy, upbeat, and full of personality. It ties everything together, creating a cohesive sense of worldbuilding that elevates the experience beyond its mechanics. The presentation is simple on the surface, but the polish and coherence of the visual direction reveal how carefully crafted the game truly is. Multiplayer is where Slap City truly shines, and it is designed with both local and online play in mind. The local mode is excellent, offering buttery-smooth performance that makes it ideal for couch competition. Online play, while functional, has had its share of challenges. The netcode is serviceable but not flawless, and the relatively small player base can make matchmaking difficult during off-hours. Despite this, the community that has formed around the game is passionate and welcoming, often organizing tournaments and casual lobbies to keep the competitive scene alive. When matches connect well, the online experience is as smooth and responsive as the local one, allowing the game’s mechanics to shine. Given Ludosity’s commitment to player feedback, updates over time have steadily refined performance and balance, ensuring that the game continues to evolve alongside its community. Where Slap City stands out most is in its tone and identity. It never pretends to be something it’s not—it’s unapologetically silly, deeply mechanical, and genuinely heartfelt. The combination of goofy humor and precise design creates a rare duality: a game that can make you laugh one moment and demand absolute focus the next. The developers’ clear love for both the genre and their own creations radiates through every aspect of the game. It doesn’t chase mainstream trends or licensed characters; instead, it builds something original that feels personal and authentic. It’s this blend of sincerity and craftsmanship that has earned Slap City its enduring “Overwhelmingly Positive” reception on Steam, with many players calling it one of the best indie fighting games of its generation. Ultimately, Slap City is more than just another indie take on the platform-fighter formula—it’s a celebration of what makes the genre so enjoyable. Its tight mechanics, expressive roster, and humorous presentation combine to create a game that feels both nostalgic and fresh. It captures the chaotic fun of multiplayer brawls while providing enough depth to satisfy competitive players, striking a balance few titles manage to achieve. While the online population and occasional balance quirks hold it back from mainstream prominence, it remains one of the most polished and lovingly crafted entries in the genre. For anyone who appreciates fast, responsive combat wrapped in charm and personality, Slap City stands as a testament to how a small, passionate team can create something that rivals even the giants of the fighting game world. Rating: 9/10
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Dumb fun for Smash Bros/Platform fighter fans. Best physics ever
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it's fun. the combos are fun and wavedashing is so easy even I can do it
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This is by far the best platform fighter I've ever played, the movement is so fluid and fast paced. All of the characters are interesting and (most) are fun to play against! Whenever I play another platform fighter they feel so off and or so slow. The story mode is a hoot and its a shame how this game died so utterly, its been long dead, if you want to play it you have to hunt down the few active players, most of which are way too good at it anyhow.
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For me this game is a perfect happy medium between a satisfying, technical platform fighter with tight controls while also being incredibly silly. I'm not sure if it's a balanced game, but I don't think it's supposed to be. it's just fun. idk.
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Slap City is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Slap City is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Slap City received 2,705 positive votes out of a total of 2,857 achieving an impressive rating of 9.06.
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Slap City was developed and published by Ludosity.
Slap City is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Slap City is not playable on MacOS.
Slap City is not playable on Linux.
Slap City offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Slap City offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
There is a DLC available for Slap City. Explore additional content available for Slap City on Steam.
Slap City does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Slap City supports Remote Play Together. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
Slap City is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Slap City.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
3
Developer
Ludosity
Publisher
Ludosity
Release
17 Sep 2020
Platforms
Remote Play
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