Fun game, I just need niggas to play it with
neat
team reptile can do no wrong, been supporting them for years.
the gameplay is easy to pick up with a surprisingly high skill ceiling, the character designs are stylish and full of charm, the art direction is gorgeous, you could tell me this game saved a burning orphanage and i would believe you
I really can't stress how great this game is - easily the most underrated fighting game of the modern era. In a just world, Lethal League Blaze would be mainstage at Evo, but instead we thrive in the shadows of grassroots events.
LLB strikes a perfect balance between being easy to pick up and have fun, while at the highest skill bracket being one of the most mechanically demanding and rewarding experiences of any fighting game ever.
The freeform nature of combat via the ball promotes a huge range of viable playstyles. Likewise, LLB has a great balance between creative offensive opportunities through angles, specials, and parrybaits, while maintaining rich defensive options accentuated through positioning and movement.
The diverse roster of characters has fostered new competitive discoveries even 5 years after the initial release, while the focus on system mechanics ensures that the cast is extremely well balanced. It's particularly
The community for this game is deeply passionate, primarily found on the LLB Stadium Discord, where we continue to host tournaments and other events while official support for the game has long moved on. It's still very easy to learn the game with the monthly new player tournaments and mentorship programmes, while the top level continues to evolve even after 1000s of hours of playtime logged.
If you want to see the top level of this game in action, you can find the VOD from Combo Breaker (commentated by me!)
If you want to learn more about the mechanics I'd recommend Desselie's Toxic Guide, even as a character specific guide it covers loads of fundamentals for all characters.
Please play this game and join the community, it changed my life for the better.
Just don't play the single player modes, they suck!
LLB strikes a perfect balance between being easy to pick up and have fun, while at the highest skill bracket being one of the most mechanically demanding and rewarding experiences of any fighting game ever.
The freeform nature of combat via the ball promotes a huge range of viable playstyles. Likewise, LLB has a great balance between creative offensive opportunities through angles, specials, and parrybaits, while maintaining rich defensive options accentuated through positioning and movement.
The diverse roster of characters has fostered new competitive discoveries even 5 years after the initial release, while the focus on system mechanics ensures that the cast is extremely well balanced. It's particularly
The community for this game is deeply passionate, primarily found on the LLB Stadium Discord, where we continue to host tournaments and other events while official support for the game has long moved on. It's still very easy to learn the game with the monthly new player tournaments and mentorship programmes, while the top level continues to evolve even after 1000s of hours of playtime logged.
If you want to see the top level of this game in action, you can find the VOD from Combo Breaker (commentated by me!)
If you want to learn more about the mechanics I'd recommend Desselie's Toxic Guide, even as a character specific guide it covers loads of fundamentals for all characters.
Please play this game and join the community, it changed my life for the better.
Just don't play the single player modes, they suck!
just a great fucking game, especially to play casually with friends.
Doing this to your balls when you least expect
fun as fuck im so shit at it tho