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Is Go All Out worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of crossover fighters who want characters from games and comics in one roster
- Groups seeking local or multiplayer matches for up to 8 players
- Fighting-game players who want layered mechanics and unlockable character variations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-led campaign rather than arcade, survival, training, and versus-style modes
- Players who prefer simple fighting controls without gauges, blocking limits, combo breakers, and movement techniques
- Groups larger than 8 players looking to participate in one match
Our take on Go All Out
Its broad combat system trades simplicity for options: players must manage blocking, dashes, dodges, combo breakers, wall bounces, and chargeable attacks alongside each character’s playstyle. The crossover roster also puts emphasis on variety rather than a single unified cast.
What is Go All Out?
Go All Out is a 3D platform fighting game that brings original and guest characters from games and comics into matches across changing arenas.
Players can fight in free-for-all, team, 1v3, Survival, Arcade, and Training modes, with local and multiplayer play for up to 8 participants. Combat includes combo breakers, wall bounces, air chaining, dashes, dodges, blocking, items, and special attacks that can be charged for stronger combinations. Characters have unlockable playstyle variations, equipment, colors, poses, and other progression rewards. Arcade mode offers four enemy paths, while matches can use two selected stages with a cross-stage battlefield change. The roster includes characters such as Cole Black, Breakbone, Teslakid, and Lady Scarlet.
How Go All Out plays
- 01Crossover Roster
- Playable fighters include original characters and guests from games and comic series, including Cole Black, Breakbone, Teslakid, and Lady Scarlet.
- 02Eight-Player Matches
- Local and multiplayer modes support matches involving up to 8 players.
- 03Varied Combat Modes
- Players can choose free-for-all, team, 1v3, Survival, Arcade, and Training formats.
- 04Advanced Fighting Mechanics
- Combat uses combo breakers, wall bounces, air chaining, dashes, dodges, blocking, items, and chargeable special attacks.
- 05Unlockable Variations
- Fighters can gain alternate playstyles along with equipment, colors, poses, and other rewards.
- 06Changing Battlefields
- Matches can combine two chosen stages through a feature that changes the active fighting area.
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Go All Out: platforms & release
Is Go All Out worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of crossover fighters who want characters from games and comics in one roster. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led campaign rather than arcade, survival, training, and versus-style modes.
Where can I download Go All Out?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Go All Out's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Go All Out on?
Windows only.
