Nickelodeon Announces All-Star Brawl 2, Hopes To Improve On Complaints With The First Version

Nickelodeon has decided to give the whole brawler game thing another go – bringing all their popular characters back in All-Star Brawl 2. Developer GameMill Entertainment dropped a trailer – with a pretty heavy focus on Squidward – introducing the new game today. They’re billing it as a “wholly new game experience that’s more accessible and competitive”, also promising that it’s made for players of any skill level.

All-Star Brawl 2 is a complete rebuild with improved visuals, animation, stages, and more. It boasts a bigger roster than the last offering, including new players and returning ones. The characters also have new Supers.

For those that aren’t feeling incredibly competitive, the game features a single-player campaign. This campaign will feature roguelike elements as players fight Danny Phantom’s archvillain Vlad Plasmius from taking over the universe – specifically the Nickelodeon universe.

The game also features new mini-games that can be played solo or with friends and full cross-platform play. The latter is for as many as four players.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 is currently available to pre-order across multiple systems. The base game runs $50. There are also two more expensive editions, a season pass, and individual DLC packs.

Playback on other sites is disabled, so you’ll have to watch the trailer on YouTube.