Go All Out on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S

We’d never heard of Go All Out prior to news that it was coming to Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, even though it seems like it’s been doing the rounds on PC and Nintendo Switch for some time already. Now it’s the turn of us Xbox players to involve ourselves in the fight, as we prove ourselves as the last person standing in this super intense, action packed, platform fighter. 

Available to purchase and download today on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, Go All Out from PlayWay and Blue Sunset Games will have you trying to prove that you are the strongest battler of them all; a warrior among warriors, a fighter that is ready to go deep. 

It’s here where you’ll attempt to be the last person standing as Go All Out teases you with the glory and satisfaction of knowing that you are the best in the world; the one who can make the most of a plethora of skins, equipment and, most-importantly, the win poses you can pull off. 

With a number of playable characters, with combo breakers, dashes, dodges and specials aplenty, with differing game modes and with a host of playstyle variations, there could well be something about Go All Out as it launches on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. 

Key features include:

• – Original and guest characters (and stages) from games and comic books
• – Advanced game mechanics like combo breakers, wall bounce, dash, dodge, special gauge overstack, air chaining and more
• – Unlockable playstyle variations for characters changing how character plays and feels
• – Unlockable equipment, win and lose poses, colours and more
• – Different game modes

Go and grab a copy of Go All Out on Xbox via the Xbox Store for £10.74. Alternatively, it’s on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch and over on Steam for PC. 

Game Description:

When you’re fighting, be sure to Go All Out! Be the last man standing in this intense and action packed platform fighter. Unique characters, tons of unlockables like skins, equipments or win poses. Different tactics, skills and ways of fighting. It’s not for glory, it’s not for satisfaction, it’s not just to find the strongest warrior of all – true power lies in cooperation and being able to fight together.