Gang Beasts SW

Game Overview:
Gang Beasts for Nintendo Switch is a chaotic multiplayer party brawler developed by Boneloaf and published by Skybound Games. Released on October 7, 2021, the game features gelatinous fighters battling it out in absurd environments across Beef City. With its physics-based combat and slapstick mayhem, Gang Beasts is designed for pure, unpredictable fun—perfect for parties and local multiplayer sessions.

Gameplay Mechanics:
The game focuses on ragdoll-style fighting where players try to throw each other off the stage.

• Floppy physics make movement and attacks hilariously unpredictable
• Punch, kick, grab, headbutt, and toss opponents into hazards
• Stages include meat grinders, moving trucks, elevators, and more
• Game modes: Melee (free-for-all), Gangs (team battles), Waves (co-op survival), and Football
• Customization: Create your own jelly-like fighter with silly outfits

Multiplayer Options:
Supports up to 8 players online and 4 players locally

• Local wireless play available for up to 8 Switch consoles
• Nintendo Switch Online membership required for online play
• No single-player campaign—this is a multiplayer-only experience
• Best enjoyed with friends for maximum chaos and laughter

Graphics and Audio:
Stylized visuals with cartoonish charm and simple environments

• Runs smoothly in handheld, tabletop, and TV modes
• Sound effects and music are minimal but effective for comedic timing
• Supported languages include English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish

Impact and Reception:
Praised for its party-friendly gameplay and ridiculous fun, Gang Beasts has become a cult favorite. While online play can feel less engaging without voice chat, local matches are consistently entertaining thanks to the unpredictable physics and stage hazards.

Legacy:
Originally launched on PC and consoles, Gang Beasts found a natural home on Switch, where its pick-up-and-play style and local multiplayer shine. It’s a staple for fans of games like Overcooked, Human: Fall Flat, and Nidhogg.