Super Smash Flash 2 further extends the game's content by providing an All-Star mode, where the player, with one stock, fights the entire roster in various rounds. The mode ends with a traditional boss fight against the Master Hand on Final Destination.
Players can also play in the Classic Mode, where they fight against CPU-controlled opponents in a series of levels, with bonus rounds.
The match ends when one player-or team- loses all their lives. Every time they are KO'd or self-destruct, they will lose a life. Meanwhile, the Stock Mode gives a player a chosen amount of life. In case of a tie, a Sudden Death match will determine the winner. If both of you are still standing, the player with the most points wins. As the name suggests, the Time Mode comes with a designated time limit, and you have to KO your opponent before it runs out. You can participate in matches in either Time, Stock mode, or a combination of the two.
Player 2, meanwhile, can use the 1 Key on the number pad for special moves and the number 2 for standard attacks. However, O is used for special moves, while P is for standard attacks. WASD is now assigned as Player 1's movement, while the arrow keys are for Player 2. However, unlike its predecessor, Super Smash Flash, the controls are assigned to different keys. With this, you have more chances of knocking your opponent off.Ĭontrol-wise, you are allowed to use your keyboard. As you attack, the damage accumulates, and the percent value increases. However, unlike most traditional fighting games, a character's health is measured through a damage percentage counter. You will fight other characters until one of you is knocked out. As mentioned, this game is based on the Nintendo franchise and shares similar gameplay. If you ever played Super Smash Bros, then Super Smash Flash 2 will be easy for you to understand.
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