Divekick

Divekick is one of the most memorable and unconventional fighting games of its era, not because it overwhelms players with deep mechanics or encyclopedic move lists, but because it strips the genre down to its barest, most essential elements.

A fighting game boiled down to the most satisfying action you'll play in this dimension;great fun in local co-op!

It won’t replace mainstream fighters with massive systems, nor is it meant to—but as a unique competitive experience, an accessible entry point for newcomers, and an endlessly entertaining local multiplayer title, Divekick stands proudly on its own.

Every character is very unique and got his set of hilarous (and well done) voice lines.

The art style is intentionally straightforward, with bold outlines and comedic expressions, and the interfaces are designed for clarity above all else.

The arenas are characteristic and provide a good space for combat, the art direction lends itself to the comedic tone of the game, and the sound design is a good fit, with great voice acting and a hype soundtrack.