Transformations, which were introduced in Melee but absent in Smash 4 due to limitations on the Nintendo 3DS version, return. Another alternative allows players to play with both Smash Balls and the Smash Meter. This can be alternatively replaced by the Smash Meter, which fills in a similar manner to Cloud's Limit Gauge in Smash 4. Smash Balls are no longer considered an item, but rather a feature. Each fighter now has two Final Smashes they can use using a Special move will allow the fighter to use a regular Final Smash while using a Hyper move allows the fighter to transform into a stronger form. Final Smashes have also been tweaked slightly. Rage, introduced in Smash 4, has been made more effective, as it no longer has a limit of how much rage a fighter can have, allowing fighters at higher percents to be able to KO more easily. Several features from previous installments have been tweaked as well. Otherwise, the fighter will drown and suffer a KO. In order to restore this meter, the fighter must go back to the surface for air. However, a water meter will appear as soon as a fighter enters the water, which gradually decreases. When underwater, the fighter's falling speed and gravity are significantly reduced, and they are able to jump unlimited times.
If launched into the water, the fighter will simply dive below the surface. When in water, the fighter can stay at the surface, or crouch to enter the water. In Crash however, fighters are able to swim though the water. They would need to jump out of the water as quickly as possible, or else they would drown, suffering a KO. In previous games, fighters who enter the water would swim up to the surface. As with Special attacks, characters have neutral, side, up, and down Hyper attacks.Ī stark contrast from previous titles is the revamped water mechanics. Hyper attacks are similar to Special attacks, though they are performed by pressing the attack and special buttons simultaneously. Crash attacks are similar to Smash attacks, though they are performed in the air characters have forward, backward, upward, and downward crash attacks. However, two new attack types have been added to the game Crash attacks and Hyper attacks.
Players are also able to dodge and shield. As with previous titles, each character has standard ground attacks, Smash attacks, aerial attacks, grabs and throws, and Special attacks. The main goal of the game is to send fighters off of the stage by dealing enough damage to knock them out of the area, resulting in a KO.Īnother difference from traditional fighting games is, while in most fighting games characters have complex button input combinations players need to memorize, every character has the same button inputs.
The higher the percentage rises, the more distance fighters will be knocked back. When fighters get hit with attacks, the percentage rises. Unlike traditional fighting games, which utilize a health bar to deplete fighters' health, this game uses a damage percentage meter. Crash features similar gameplay to past installments of the series.
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