SportsFit check
Is DepowerBall worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of local players who want competitive party matches
- Online groups of up to four who enjoy changing abilities between rounds
- Players seeking a casual sports game with platforming hazards and tactical voting
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a solo-focused experience rather than competitive multiplayer rounds
- Players who prefer a fixed ruleset without powers being removed after victories
- Players looking for a deep sports simulation instead of arcade-style platforming
Our take on DepowerBall
Rather than keeping abilities fixed throughout a competitive match, the game lets opponents remove a round winner’s power. That comeback structure makes success alter the conditions of later rounds, while voting becomes part of the match’s central contest.
What is DepowerBall?
DepowerBall is a competitive party platformer for local and online multiplayer.
Players compete to feed the Dragon Queen or control a golden treat, using athletic movement and tactical decisions to score rounds. Everyone begins with the same powers, but each round winner gains the Queen’s favor while opponents vote to remove one of that player’s powers. The first player to win three rounds becomes the Royal Champion. Matches support one to four local players, bots for practice, and online groups of up to four. The game includes five hazard-filled levels, two modes, power drafting, spectator mode for parties, eight characters, and unlockable accessories.
How DepowerBall plays
- 01Local Multiplayer
- Matches support one to four players, with controller use required when more than one person plays locally.
- 02Online Matches
- Players can enter Quick Match alone or join an online party containing up to four people.
- 03Power Removal
- After a round win, the other players can vote to remove one power from the winner.
- 04Power Drafting
- All participants choose which powers will be active in a match.
- 05Multiple Game Modes
- The game contains DepowerBall and T.A.G. modes.
- 06Hazardous Levels
- Five stages add hazards to the platforming matches.
- 07Practice Bots
- Players can train against computer-controlled opponents.
- 08Spectator Mode
- Parties can use spectator mode for casting or streaming.
- 09Character Customization
- Eight characters are available, with unlockable accessories for their outfits.
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DepowerBall: platforms & release
Is DepowerBall worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of local players who want competitive party matches. Skip it if: players seeking a solo-focused experience rather than competitive multiplayer rounds.
Where can I download DepowerBall?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens DepowerBall's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is DepowerBall on?
Windows only.
