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Super Dodgeball Beats is a lot of fun to play however, it does have issues. Repetitive songs and a misleading description do take away something from the game. That being said, the game is a tonne of fun and is worth grabbing if you’re looking for something to get into in short bursts.

Super Dodgeball Beats es una mina de fantasía, humor, ritmo y acción desenfrenada. Una propuesta artística muy acertada con una estética desenfadada y atractiva. Sus mecánicas fluyen al ritmo de su música para arrastrar al jugador a un mundo adictivo de puros reflejos y concentración. Ideal para disfrutar en partidas cortas, solo o con amigos. Con un diseño de escenarios muy cuidado y unos personajes que, ganes o pierdas, te sacarán una buena sonrisa. Dada su naturaleza, y a pesar del buen diseño de su modo "historia" y multijugador local, es una lástima que no cuente con multijugador online. A pesar de ello, es un juego muy recomendable por su propuesta sólida, adictiva, divertida y muy original.

If not for the majority of Super Dodgeball Beats‘ gameplay woes arising from its visual obstructions, I’d be totally comfortable giving its visuals a score of 1.5 or 2. The art style and animation convey a lot of personality. Its comic scenes are bare-bones, existing in black and white rather than being colored in for what I imagine are stylistic reasons, but the level of visual polish is otherwise on par with the most artistically-minded indie studios. The music in Super Dodgeball Beats is also really good. I didn’t think that was the case at first, with the title music possessing a certain tinny quality that I found unpleasant (which I’m confident has something to do with a downsampler on one of the instruments), but the high-energy dance music is paired with specific opponents in interesting ways. 

Super Dodgeball Beats is a simplistic game and a button masher. It lacks depth and gets stale after a while. It’s fun at first don’t get me wrong, but it severely lacks content, other then what it comes with. I would like to see DLC that builds on what makes the game good, its music. While Super Dodgeball Beats isn’t bad, it’s not good either. It is begging out for more content and FinalBoss Games might well need to go back to drawing on this one. I give Super Dodgeball Beats a ThumbCulture Bronze Award.