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Generic Fighter Maybe

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Generic Fighter Maybe playtest

by Astrobard Games

A classic arcade-style 2D Fighting Game, wrapped up in a goofy, full-of-energy, stylized presentation that mixes great animation and zany battle moves with simplistic doodles!

Anyone with a Steam account can join, and it's free.

Access
Instant
On playtest since
Nov 13, 2026
Planned release
Coming soon
Developer
Astrobard Games
Platforms
Windows
Players
Multiplayer, Online PvP, PvP, Single-player, Split-screen PvP
Languages
English, Spanish - Latin America

How to join the Generic Fighter Maybe playtest

  1. Open the game's Steam page with the Join playtest button. Sign in to Steam if it asks.
  2. Use the Generic Fighter Maybe playtest signup there. You're in straight away, with nothing to pay.
  3. The playtest shows up in your Steam library, ready to install and play.

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About Generic Fighter Maybe

Generic Fighter Maybe is a classic Arcade-style, 4-button, side-view fighting game for 2 players. Featuring all the classic fundamental fighting game mechanics, complete with big combos, multiple defensive mechanics and meter management!

Press the Light, Medium or Heavy attack buttons to deal damage with your normals, and press the unique GFM-branded Dash button to extend combos or catch your opponent off-guard!

Learn your moves! Every character in the roster is fully equipped with multiple Special Moves and devastating Super Moves!

  • Fully featured fighting game mechanics, combos, specials, blocking, throws, supers, you name it!
  • Multiple playable fighters with their own unique moves!
  • Classic-style motion inputs for special moves.➡️⬇️↘️✊
  • Online lobbies. We have Rollback Netcode and stuff.
  • Extend your combos to unhealthy lengths with the powerful, multi-directional Dash button.
  • Attempt to escape long combos by spending meter, or spend even more to push your attacker away.
  • Keyboard and Gamepad support with full button mapping.
  • Training Mode with visible hitboxes.
  • Ugly low-effort artwork that was well-animated for some reason.
  • Some really cool battle music.
  • Cheer-up the sun by doing combos (doesn't impact gameplay but they'll be really excited)

From the game's Steam page.