ActionFit check
Is A Few Quick Matches worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of platform fighters who want fast multiplayer battles
- Local groups looking for a game supporting up to four players
- Combo-focused players interested in exploring air-dash follow-ups
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer slow, methodical fighting games over fast-paced exchanges
- Those uninterested in practicing or exploring extended attack chains
- Players seeking a primarily solo game rather than local or online battles
Our take on A Few Quick Matches
Instead of treating combo execution as a separate advanced mode, the game places air-dash conversions inside ordinary platform-fighter exchanges. Many successful hits can branch into further movement and attacks, while the system remains optional for players who prefer simpler battles.
What is A Few Quick Matches?
A Few Quick Matches is a fast-paced platform fighter for 1-4 players, with local multiplayer and online battles.
Successful hits can often transition into air dashes, creating varied follow-up routes for players who want to explore its combo system. This technique is optional during battles. Online play includes lobbies for challenging friends and a quickplay mode for finding players in the same region. Rollback netcode supports the internet matches. The presentation draws on old-school stick fights, with flashy animations and impactful moments. Players can approach the battles casually or examine the attack chains more deeply to test the limits of the combat system.
How A Few Quick Matches plays
- 01Local Multiplayer
- The game supports battles with as many as four players in local play.
- 02Online Match Modes
- Players can create lobbies to challenge friends or use quickplay to find someone in their region.
- 03Air-Dash Combos
- Many successful attacks can lead into air dashes, opening varied routes for continued attacks.
- 04Rollback Netcode
- Internet battles use rollback netcode.
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A Few Quick Matches: platforms & release
Is A Few Quick Matches worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of platform fighters who want fast multiplayer battles. Skip it if: players who prefer slow, methodical fighting games over fast-paced exchanges.
Where can I download A Few Quick Matches?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens A Few Quick Matches's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is A Few Quick Matches on?
Windows only.
