
Volleyballed
Volleyballed is a fun filled arcade style 6 on 6 volleyball game. Bump, set, and spike your want to victory against AI opponents or friends locally or through Steam Remote Play Together. If you like action packed volleyball without an adherence to the laws of physics, this game is for you.
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June 18, 2020
6 years and 46 days ago
Steam Reviews
4 user reviews4 reviews100.0%
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Volleyballed is a fun filled arcade style 6 on 6 volleyball game. Bump, set, and spike your want to victory against AI opponents or friends locally or through Steam Remote Play Together. If you like fast paced, action packed volleyball without an adherence to the laws of physics and the occasional flaming ball, Volleyballed is for you.
Key Features
- 6 on 6 indoor arcade style volleyball so good you can hang your hat on it
- Simple but nuanced controls that allow you to easily bump, set, and spike but also allow more advanced moves (spikes, cuts, jump serves, etc)
- 1 player vs AI OR 2 player local / Remote Play Together
- 6 team colors to choose from
- 10,000+ random team names assigned in hilarious fashion
- Random hairstyles that will leaving you breathless
- Achievements for you to... uh, achieve
Gameplay
- Standard 6 on 6 volleyball rules (or pretty close to that)
- Player can switch between the 6 players on their team to ensure they're always controlling the most important player on the court
- First to 25 wins momentous fictional prizes that will impress friends and enemies alike
- Big time spikes and jump serves that literally set the ball on fire
- Exit menu option that allows you to exit the game, but you'll probably never want to use that