Retro-Inspired Fighting Game ‘Pocket Bravery’ Coming to Steam & Consoles in 2023

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Today, PQube are excited to announce their partnership with Statera Studio to release retro-inspired fighting game ‘Pocket Bravery‘ in 2023! ‘Pocket Bravery’ is coming to Steam, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X & Nintendo Switch.

Inspired by classic fighting games from the 90’s such as Street Fighter, Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters, ‘Pocket Bravery’ channels the ‘Neo Geo Pocket‘ aesthetic for a modern fighting game with a retro twist!

With original characters, vibrant colours and an impressive combat system, ‘Pocket Bravery’ is designed with high-level players in mind, while making it easily accessible for beginners to pick-up-and-play!

Choose Your Fighter – 12 diverse characters to choose from, all with unique abilities and playstyles!
The World’s Stage – Pick your arena with 20 different world-wide areas to choose from!
Story Time – Follow the story of Nuno and others as they investigate the criminal organisation Matilha!
Competitive and accessible control schemes included, based on your level of fighting game experience
Local and Online Multiplayer with ‘Rollback Netcode’ for ultra low latency online fighting!
Demo Out Now on Steam! ?

‘Pocket Bravery’ is coming to Steam, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X and Nintendo Switch next year!

In the world of ‘Pocket Bravery’, there are a few who are able to throw energy through their hands, others reinforce their muscles, and certain specialists transfer their essence to objects and weapons.

Following our protagonist Nuno and several other characters investigating the criminal organisation Matilha, ‘Pocket Bravery’ explores a story of revenge through the eyes of multiple characters, with alternative paths available to the player.

TRAVEL TO ICONIC WORLDWIDE STAGES!

Choose from 12 different characters each with their own personalities and strengths as you battle across 20 unique stages from around the world.

Select from various stages such as New York, Beijing, Glasgow, Japan and more, each with fantastic pixel visuals and animated backgrounds!

UNIQUE GAMEPLAY SYSTEMS

Elemental System – Through this system, it is possible to execute elemental attacks that have different characteristics from your characters natural elemental affinity and bring new offensive or defensive possibilities for the player.

Taunt System – During a match, provocations can bring big advantages and disadvantages! Depending on the characters’ personality or relationship, different reactions can occur, so be careful! During the taunt animation, the character is still vulnerable, so make sure you’re not opening yourself up to a devastating attack!

Breaker System – At the cost of half the elemental bar (or the full elemental bar if you are not guarding), utilising a breaker is the best defence against an opponent’s pressure. When blocking or being hit, use this to turn the tables!

LOCAL AND ONLINE MULTIPLAYER

Featuring rollback netcode, online and local matches are instant and seamless, with near-zero latency!

With completely hand-drawn pixel art visuals and dynamic and responsive gameplay, ‘Pocket Bravery’ focuses on the characters’ animations and movement with the aim to get ultimate fluidity during matches.

‘Pocket Bravery’ Is Coming to Steam, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X and Nintendo Switch!

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See the trailer below

Retro-Inspired Fighting Game ‘Pocket Bravery’ Coming to Steam & Consoles in 2023

ByJonathan Balofsky

By Jonathan Balofsky

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