My first review was a joke from like 7 years ago or something but I never bothered to change it

To keep it short and simple, Brawlhalla is the most comfortable platform fighter I've really played.
Its movement and combat feels fluid - especially for a keyboard-only player like I am - and almost every character feels like their own thing, which is impressive for a game that's this old. For the most part the devs do a really good job at making sure the legends are all balanced; even though there's clearly legends worse and better than others, the worst legends still feel equally as viable as the top legends.
My main issues just come from the strange rubber banding errors and bizarre hitboxes on some of the signature attacks, but otherwise, as a long time player I think Brawlhalla is a pretty decent game to get into.

My first review was a joke from like 7 years ago or something but I never bothered to change it To keep it short and simple, Brawlhalla is the most comfortable platform fighter I've really played. Its movement and combat feels fluid - especially for a keyboard-only player like I am - and almost every character feels like their own thing, which is impressive for a game that's this old. For the most part the devs do a really good job at making sure the legends are all balanced; even though there's clearly legends worse and better than others, the worst legends still feel equally as viable as the top legends. My main issues just come from the strange rubber banding errors and bizarre hitboxes on some of the signature attacks, but otherwise, as a long time player I think Brawlhalla is a pretty decent game to get into.