Super Knockoff! VS Reviews

While I think that Super Knockoff! VS is a good game, it isn't good enough to have many coming back for more. I suggest that these guys add in more additions such as a story mode so the characters can interact wth eachother as well as online play and an ability to create their own stages. This has plenty of potential and I really hope they are planning for more features down the line for the next update or for DLC and not to make a sequal like how Capcom did for Marvel vs Capcom 3 when they made Ultimate MVC3. This indeed has great tributes to anime characters and franchises with how they made the characters backrounds and how they stuck to their respective art styles, but I feel like they could have done more if like I said, added in a story mode. The weapons are surprisengly lazy with only default shotguns and grenade launcher with little to no refference or tribute to other anime or managa, nothing special about them with the exception of how many or how powerful your shots are. I hope Team Four Star does some more work on this game because I really think this has potential for more updates and content. If you really wanna buy it, wait for a discount or if you managed to save little money for yourself and decide to splurge on cheap games. Once bought, make sure you have a few friends around until they actually add in an online component.

So... this is an odd game. I'm a huge fan of TFS and this game has the TFS charm. The gameplay is fun and enjoyable... but only where you have someone to play with. There's no bot fights, no online play... It's just couch multiplayer. Now I love couch multiplayer, but it's hard to get friends together, let alone around my computer screen and sharing the same keyboard to play on. All I need is online play and bot fights and I can recommend this game to you. However since it appears that this game has been forgotten by it's devs... yeah, maybe just skip over this or force you're friends to come over and play just to justify your decision to buy this.

Great couch party game fun characters settings weapons and music. No online multiplayer... yet. Glad I bought the game its full of heart and is fun to play even if its hard for me to play games like this when there's no online mode. all and all great game with friends and must have controller to play at the moment

Please Note: While I DO Recommend this game, for the most part, I recommend it ONLY if you have someone to play it and a controller. Otherwise, despite my love for TFS, it's hard to recommend it or anyone playing by themselves and/or WITHOUT a controller. This game is almost EXCLUSIVELY MULTIPLAYER. While there is TECHNICALLY a single player mode, all it really does is give you a chance to practice maneuverability, attacking, and getting used to a character(Which by and large ISN"T a bad thing). That being said, voice acting, music and character designs are fantastic! When I CAN play the game, it is really enjoyable. Overall if you just want to support TeamFourStar and/or want a couch game to play with some friends, go ahead and get the game. Otherwise, you're better off waiting for updates.

I was hyped for this game and really want to support TFS, but unfortunately it lacks any kind of singleplayer mode as well as online multiplayer. Controls are also somewhat confusing and there's no way to use mouse and keyboard that I've discovered. Perhaps these things may be added in the future, but for now I cannot recommend this game.

This is a couch-party game, with no online or CPUs. While this is a shame, the experience of local play still won this game over for me. The multiplayer is fast-paced and stupid fun with varied characters and weapons at your disposal. I can only recommend buying it if you have a group of friends willing to play along side you, in order to partake in the game's nostalgic coach-play. Oustside of that narrow field, there isn't anything that would appeal to a single-player experience.

Sadly i had to refund this because even when the game seems fun and with a good design from the trailers, the lack of IA for bot matches, Online Support and even support for keyboard and mouse its a huge deal breaker. Maybe if they update the game i will get it again but for now i suggest you get duck game, brawlhalla, rivals of aether all good choices around a similar price and with the things this game lack

I want to be upfront right now. The only reason I am NOT RECOMMENDING this game is due to a lack of online multiplayer and a lack of single player mode. This is a Local Multiplayer Only game. This is a fun game with some great characters. But without any kind of Single Player Mode for those who don't have friends who can come over to their house often, it's hard to recommend this.

its a fun game but there is no single player mode, and you cant even play on your own. i had fun with my roomate but be warned if you chose to play alone you cant even fight the cpu. i would only recomend as a party game for a group of friends you may have lots of fun but as a game for just one person i cant recomend it.

I bought the game to support TFS and I don't regret spending my money in the slightest; it's a small way to give back for years and years of entertainment and laughter However I just can't reccomend the game in the state that its in. There's clearly love and effort that went into this, but having absolutely no way to play this on your own nor have any online multiplayer are two big ommissions I can't ignore. I've heard that due to the way the stages are destructible, AI opponents are difficult to code. Why not instead have a sort of single player story like Smash Bros. Subspace Emissary with differently built stages? SOMETHING to make the game worth buying for a single player! I see that they're trying to go for a Mario Party type of couch play with friends, but not everyone can get their friends together, let alone huddle them in front of a PC. Even Mario Party has single player. I love you TFS, I really do.. and it pains me that I have to give the game a thumbs down