Splash Bash: Physics-Brawling Fun for Up to 4 Players

8/15/2026, 6:53:50 AM

Release date: 7/26/2016

Tags: #indie

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Japan Price: ¥ 1,540
Global Price: $14.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 8/15/2026, 6:53:48 AM

Key highlight

Splash Bash is a physics-based local multiplayer brawler where up to 4 players use water guns to knock each other into the water across over 20 levels. Designed for controllers and fast-paced fun.

Who this is for

Grab some friends for some chaotic, physics-driven fun in Splash Bash, a perfect party game for local multiplayer sessions.

Details

Overview

Splash Bash is a chaotic local multiplayer brawler designed for up to four players. It throws you into vibrant arenas where the primary objective is to knock your opponents into the water using physics-based gameplay. Developed by Rovio Sweden AB and published by War Child Gaming, this indie title offers fast-paced, accessible fun.

Highlights

Physics-Based Brawling: Utilize your water gun not only to attack but also to propel yourself through the air, adding a unique movement mechanic to the combat.
Local Multiplayer Mayhem: Designed for shared/split-screen play, gather friends for up to four-player PvP action.
Varied Arenas and Power-Ups: Battle across over 20 distinct levels, and grab the Beach Ball power-up for temporary unlimited water, turning the tide of battle.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players looking for a lighthearted, competitive party game to enjoy with friends and family on a single screen. Its easy-to-learn controls and fast-paced nature make it ideal for casual gamers seeking quick bursts of fun, though the depth of over 3000 combos hints at potential for mastery.

Game Info

Splash Bash was released on July 26, 2016. It fully supports controllers and is categorized as an indie game. While primarily a multiplayer experience, there is limited support for single-player against AI. The game is part of the HELP: THE GAME Compilation.