- Steam pricePrice
- $19.99
- Release
- August 19, 2021
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four local players share the campaign, selecting from five fighters and clearing supernatural enemy groups with character-specific combos and abilities. At story junctions the group chooses the next route together; those decisions change subsequent stages and lead to one of three endings.
About this game
Mayhem Brawler delivers classic side-scrolling beat 'em up action with an urban fantasy twist. You fight through waves of supernatural enemies as part of a paranormal law enforcement squad, making story choices at key moments that change the direction of each playthrough. It's built for true co-op, letting up to three players punch, kick, and unleash special moves together.
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Combat stays fast and punchy, layering combos, environmental takedowns, and hero-specific abilities over satisfying arcade fundamentals. Coordinating attacks and managing crowd control with friends amps up the chaos, while branching story paths give you reasons to replay and see where different decisions lead.
Local co-op supports three players on one screen, with Steam Remote Play Together extending that setup online. Runs stay short and energetic, built for quick sessions where teamwork and comic book flair take center stage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up locally in Mayhem Brawler?
Up to three players can play together on the same screen locally. You can also use Steam Remote Play Together to extend that same experience online with friends.
Does each character play differently?
Yes, each hero has specific abilities that set them apart, so you'll coordinate different strengths while fighting through supernatural enemies together. The combat layers combos, environmental takedowns, and these hero-specific moves over classic beat 'em up fundamentals.
How long does a typical playthrough take?
Runs are designed to stay short and energetic, built for quick sessions rather than long campaigns. The exact length isn't specified, but the arcade-style structure keeps the pace fast and encourages replaying to explore different story branches.