Electoral Carnage
Electoral Carnage is an absurd 2D fighting game featuring America's most famous (and infamous) politicians. If you don't download it you hate America. Also JFK can assassinate himself. What more do you need to know?
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7 itemsAbout the Game
Electoral Carnage is a 2D fighting game featuring American Presidents. The game has an emphasis on comedy, movement, and easy to learn, hard to master gameplay.
Blood, Guts, Supers
From the historical, to the offensive, to the intentionally stupid, every fighter has been blessed with an absurd, balls to the walls super move that will have you and all your friends laughing.
Since every super one-shots your opponent, Electoral Carnage is a game about getting your super and landing it first, leading to lightning fast gameplay and quick salty rematches.
Movement Mania
As lifelong fighting game fans, we've pulled inspiration from fighting games across genres to give each character unique and deeply expressive movement. Dash dance with Obama, air-assault with Teddy Roosevelt, and wavedash with JFK!
The American (Fighting Game) Dream
Our game has no combos. Instead, after landing a hit, you'll be thrust back into neutral, reemphasizing your movement and giving your one-shot supers even more impact. The unique gameplay loop allows for a fighting game that aims to bridge the gap between competitive and casual players; allowing the sweats to grind out stylish movement tech, but inevitably letting the noobs win a game or two with a lucky super.
