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Is Beat Me! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups seeking local shared-screen fighting matches
- Friends who want online multiplayer combat for up to 6 players
- Players interested in physics-based battles across varied fantasy arenas
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players prioritizing solo story campaigns over multiplayer matches
- Players seeking non-competitive gameplay instead of fighting other players
- Players looking for a focused single-arena combat game rather than many interactive levels
Our take on Beat Me!
The page emphasizes humorous characters, varied environments, and a large level count, while giving less detail about how the different modes work beyond naming deathmatch. The central offering is multiplayer combat, with local and online play presented alongside the environmental variety.
What is Beat Me!?
Beat Me!
is a physics-based multiplayer fighting game featuring comical fantasy characters and interactive environments. Matches support up to 6 players, either locally through a shared screen or online. Players fight one another while using the surroundings during combat. Characters have different abilities and fighting styles, and the game includes more than 100 interactive levels. Several modes are available, including deathmatch. Online play includes text and voice chat. The game supports both local group play and internet matches, with its structure centered on character-based combat, physics interactions, and varied arenas.
How Beat Me! plays
- 01Six-player matches
- Local or online sessions can include up to 6 participants.
- 02Character abilities
- The fantasy roster includes differing abilities and combat styles.
- 03Interactive arenas
- More than 100 levels incorporate environmental interaction during fights.
- 04Online communication
- Internet matches provide both text chat and voice chat.
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Beat Me!: platforms & release
Is Beat Me! worth it?
It is worth it if: groups seeking local shared-screen fighting matches. Skip it if: players prioritizing solo story campaigns over multiplayer matches.
Where can I download Beat Me!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Beat Me!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Beat Me! on?
Windows only.
