Melpool Land
Use GameFinder to decide whether this is worth tracking, wishlisting, or skipping for now.
GameFinder take
Track this one before you buy
There is not enough live price signal yet. Save it, track it, and let GameFinder tell you when it becomes worth it.
GameFinder take
Track this one before you buy
There is not enough live price signal yet. Save it, track it, and let GameFinder tell you when it becomes worth it.
About This Game
The pitch
Melpool Land is essentially an overhead fighting game between two characters in a small area. Each of the five characters is armed with two objects that they can use to hit their opponent or block attacks as if they were boxing gloves.
Best for
Fighting fans • players into Fantasy
Right now
There is no strong live price signal on the page right now, so tracking makes more sense than rushing.
Standout signal
Expect a mix of Fantasy.
Melpool Land is essentially an overhead fighting game between two characters in a small area. Each of the five characters is armed with two objects that they can use to hit their opponent or block attacks as if they were boxing gloves.
The first player to reach three wins is the victor and it's possible to win by either emptying the opponent's life meter or by knocking them out of the stage. It is also possible to destroy the opponent's means of attack since they have their own health meters, leaving the opponent unable to do anything except try to ram their opponent off the stage. Arenas have holes and traps to look out for, such as bumpers and tiles that damage you, but there are no items or other abilities available. The story of the game is framed around a tournament hosted by a goddess that offers the winner anything they desire. Each character gets their own ending if you can complete the single player mode with them. A local multiplayer option is also available for two players.
What stands out
Make the decision faster
Use AI for the actual question you have right now, not a generic game summary.
Price History
Similar Games
If this one is close but not quite right, start here.
