Dynasty Feud

Dynasty Feud is a competitive platform brawler for 2–4 players, with local and online play. You choose a dynasty of five characters rather than a single fighter. Each character is one of your lives: a single hit removes them, and the next member of your dynasty enters the fight. Lose all five and you are out. Across eight dynasties, the game has 40 characters with different strengths and weaknesses.

Fighting as a dynasty

You need to manage your movement and choose how to use each character’s abilities. A missed attack, a surprise burst or a poorly judged jump can cost you a fighter. The characters include melee juggernauts, snipers, invisible ninjas and a cactus that uses TNT.

Game modes

You can fight other dynasties in free-for-all and team matches. All-Star Mode lets you customize your dynasty, while Online matches offer quick games or Ranked Mode competition.

The eight dynasties

Each dynasty has its own approach to combat:

• The Cartwrongs: use long- and medium-range bullet attacks and zoning abilities to keep enemies away.
• The Yngling Clan: combine strong melee attacks and effective medium-range throws with good defense and mobility.
• The Fancier's Crew: balance projectiles, explosives and melee.
• The Nekoyama-Shi: rely on the game’s strongest mobility alongside strong melee abilities.
• The Uurg Aaarg: mix projectiles and mid-range attacks with powerful melee options. Its members are difficult to control but powerful once mastered.
• The House of Arthur: withstand attacks with shields and armor, at the cost of mobility and reach.
• The People of the Sun: use powerful Super Feud attacks, which give each character a special power. They can also sacrifice themselves to fill the Super Feud meter automatically.
• Project X-22: spend mind energy to attack, then recharge it. With enough energy saved, a character can withstand a hit; this is the trickiest dynasty to master.