Beach volleyball with magic
FAIRY TAIL: Beach Volleyball Havoc puts the Fairy Tail cast on summertime beaches for volleyball matches where magic is part of the sport. Characters use over-the-top magic to blast the volleyball, so rallies go beyond normal hits and spikes. The game is a casual, team-based sports title with pixel graphics and an anime look, built around short, chaotic points rather than realistic volleyball simulation.
Playing together
The game supports 4 Player Local, so a group can share the same screen and pair up for team-based matches. Local Multiplayer and Local Co-Op cover playing together on one setup, and PvP is available for competitive matches between the players in the room. Remote Play Together is listed as a Steam feature, which lets people join over a connection when someone hosts. Co-op and team-based tags indicate that pairing up is a core way to play, alongside the competitive side.
Before you start
Expect a casual, indie sports game with 2D pixel graphics and a psychedelic edge to the magic effects. The tag list includes Singleplayer, so there is a way to play on your own as well as the local multiplayer modes. It is worth knowing that the local multiplayer is the main social setup, with 4 Player Local as the stated local capacity. The game is a Fairy Tail spin-off focused on beach volleyball mayhem rather than a story-driven entry, so the draw is the magic-infused matches with friends.