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Slap City is a Seriously Fun platform fighter with a perfect mix of characters from the Ludosity universe. Play Locally or Online. Slap it hard in Ranked or fast and loose in Slap Ball game mode. We are the ori

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About Slap City

Slap City is a platform fighter that mixes depth for seasoned players with an easy‑to‑learn feel for newcomers. The roster draws from the Ludosity universe, giving each fighter a distinct playstyle.

The game supports local and online play for up to four participants, includes a single‑player story campaign for every main character, and adds a team‑based Slap Ball mode where a ball is volleyed for points.

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Game Modes

Players can choose from standard platform fighting, ranked 1‑on‑1 battles for points, and Slap Ball, a team‑based mode where the ball’s airtime raises its value. Up to four participants can play locally or online in many modes, while ranked battles are 1‑on‑1.

A single‑player story campaign lets you explore the city with any main character, offering a platforming experience separate from the competitive modes.

  • Try Slap Ball to see how longer juggles increase the ball’s point value.
  • Use the story campaign to learn each character’s movement before entering ranked matches.

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Characters

The roster pulls from the Ludosity universe, providing a “perfect mix of characters.” Each fighter delivers a completely different innovative playstyle.

All characters are available in both local and online matches, letting you test each unique style across the supported modes.

  • Swap characters between matches to discover which playstyle feels most natural.
  • Watch opponents’ habits with each character to adapt your strategy.
Slap City official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Ludosity

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Clutch Technology

Slap City introduces Clutch Technology, described as a button that “Does Things!” This adds an extra interaction beyond standard attacks.

The feature is highlighted as a core innovation for platform fighters, aiming to deepen combat options while keeping the control scheme simple.

  • Press the clutch button during practice to see what it triggers in different situations.
  • Combine clutch presses with regular attacks to create unexpected patterns.

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Online Play

Online multiplayer includes ranked 1‑on‑1 battles where points are earned. Up to four players can connect via shared or split‑screen, and cross‑platform multiplayer is supported.

Computer‑controlled opponents are available for practice or solo sessions, ensuring play is possible without human opponents.

  • Start with AI opponents to learn stage layouts before joining online lobbies.
  • Check your connection stability before entering ranked matches for smoother gameplay.

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Replays & Story Mode

Slap City lets you save replays of matches, preserving memorable moments for later review.

The single‑player story campaign offers a platforming adventure for each main character, providing narrative context separate from the fighting arena.

  • Review saved replays to spot patterns in opponent behavior.
  • Use story mode as a low‑pressure environment to test new characters.

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    Slap City FAQ

    Can I play with friends on the same screen?

    Yes, the game supports shared/split screen multiplayer for up to four players locally.

    What modes award points?

    Points are earned in ranked 1‑on‑1 battles and in Slap Ball, where the ball’s airtime affects its value.

    Is there a single‑player option?

    Yes, you can play a story campaign for each main character or face computer‑controlled opponents.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.