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Yahrit!

Easy to learn and fast to play local competitive multiplayer for 2-4 players. Cleverly combine jumping and dashing mechanics to outwit your rivals in this sweet pixel art brawler!

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July 13, 2018
8 years and 21 days ago
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Positive11 reviews81.8%

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About the Game

At some point people realized that a bunch of folks chasing after a ball on flat ground is a little boring, so they came up with a new sport. One that still requires players to wear shoulder pads and helmets, and tackle each other. Welcome to Yahrit!

Yahrit! is a platformer fighting game with local multiplayer for 2-4 players. The rules are simple: you can run, jump and dash. The tricky part is that you don't get to shoot or slash - the only way to hit your opponent is to charge right at them!

What to expect

  • Local multiplayer for 2-4 players (SERIOUSLY, NO SINGLE PLAYER MODE)
  • Fast paced gameplay
  • Easy to grasp platformer mechanics
  • Generally a good party game
  • Cleverly combine running, double-jumping and dashing to trick your opponents
  • Beautiful handcrafted pixel art
  • Full controller support (verified to work with XB1/XB360 and PS3/PS4 controllers)
  • Up to 2 players can play using the same keyboard
  • 5 stages (currently) and 3 modes (also currently)

    What NOT to expect

  • No career/campaign/story/single player mode
  • No frustrating prompts popping up whenever you just want to quit the game