Pound the floor, not just your friends
Crashphalt is a competitive platform fighter built around one move: the ground pound. Slam into the terrain and you send a shockwave rippling through it, which can launch an opponent up toward the ceiling. The same wave can catch you too, so timing and position matter as much as aggression. Alongside the pound you have dashes, smashes and bumps to jostle rivals around the stage. The result is a fast, scrappy brawl where the floor itself is the main weapon.
A four-player showdown in one room
This is local multiplayer for up to four friends on one screen. Everyone shares the same stage and fights at once, so the chaos is constant and there is no waiting for turns. The goal is to knock opponents up into the ceiling while staying on your own feet. With four players pounding at once, waves overlap and cross, and a careless slam can send you flying instead of your target. It works as a quick pick-up game: short rounds, immediate restarts, and an easy way to settle who is actually the best in the group.
Five stages with their own quirks
There are 5 stages, each with its own layout and quirks, so the terrain changes how the shockwaves travel and how safe a given spot is. Learning where to pound and where to stand is half the game. Before you start, know that the game uses a controller and supports Steam's Remote Play Together, which lets friends join over a network as if they were in the same room. It is a free-to-play indie title, so getting a full four-player lobby going takes no setup beyond everyone having the game.