The last fighter that's standing in Sudden Death wins. If the match ends with a tie, then players can only settle in Sudden Death where anyone that's tied become easier to launch. Whichever player runs out of lives are out of the match. Stock Battles have players are given a set number of lives. Timed Battles involve players getting the most KOs under a limited amount of time. Players can engage into a variety of rulesets that change the overall objectives. The spawn rate for these items can be enabled or disabled for the player's liking. Items spawn in during matches and they grant different abilities such as weaponry and transformations. They also have a powerful move called Smash Attacks, in which they can hold the attack button and direction input together to unleash a strong attack. In addition, they can perform direction moves for both standard and special moves. Players have two buttons, one for attacking and another for using special moves. (Commonly, players would use a method known as edgeguarding a method that involves keeping their recovering opponents from reaching the stage). If the players find themselves falling, they can use recovering methods to get back on stage, otherwise knockback could affect their chances. The objective is to launch opponents off the stage. Once it almost reaches at 100%, players will get get easily launched. With each hit the player takes, their damage percentage goes up.
Rather than having an HP bar, players have a damage meter represented by numbers being displayed. Unlike most fighting games, the objective to winning a match is different. is a platform fighter combining elements from both fighting and platform gameplay.
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