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10 games similar to Super Smash Bros., a Fighting, Platform game, drawn from IGDB's similarity data. Each pick below notes the genres it shares with Super Smash Bros..

  1. Super Mario Maker 2 cover
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    Both games feature Mario and Luigi in side-scrolling action across Nintendo platforms. While Smash Bros. emphasizes multiplayer fighting, Super Mario Maker 2 shares its split-screen cooperative mode, letting two players build courses together on a single system. The games appeal to similar audiences seeking accessible, creative Nintendo experiences with familiar characters and local multiplayer fun.

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  2. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate cover
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    Super Smash Bros. Ultimate continues the series' core appeal as a platform fighting crossover, bringing together Nintendo characters in side-view combat where knockback matters more than health bars. It expands the roster significantly while preserving the party-game accessibility of the original, offering both local multiplayer and single-player modes that maintain the casual-to-competitive flexibility that defined the first game.

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  3. Big Crown: Showdown cover
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    Big Crown: Showdown shares Super Smash Bros.' core mechanic of knocking opponents off stages rather than depleting health bars, creating the same chaotic knockback-focused combat. Both games emphasize party-style multiplayer mayhem with up to four players competing simultaneously in split-screen matches. The arcade fighting action and colorful platform stages give Big Crown a similar blend of accessibility and competitive frenzy.

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  4. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS cover
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    Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS carries forward the core platform fighting formula where you knock opponents off stages rather than deplete health bars. Both games feature Nintendo crossovers with Mario, Luigi, and Donkey Kong, and both support multiplayer battles across side-scrolling stages. The 3DS version brings the same party-focused action to portable play, letting you experience the same damage-percentage-based combat system anywhere.

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  5. Super Smash Bros. Melee cover
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    Melee is the direct sequel to the original Smash Bros., retaining the core platform fighting mechanics where knockback percentage replaces traditional health bars. Both games feature Nintendo crossovers with Pikachu and other franchise mascots. Melee expands the roster and stages while maintaining the same side-view combat structure, though it introduces faster, more technical gameplay that attracted a competitive esports community the original helped establish.

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  6. Forgotton Anne cover
    Forgotton Anne 2018 ★ 78
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    Both games use side-view perspectives for their action, though Forgotton Anne shifts from fighting to puzzle platforming. Where Super Smash Bros. emphasizes combat across multiple characters and modes, Forgotton Anne focuses on single-player adventure through a fantastical world. The shared action theme connects them, but Forgotton Anne offers a narrative-driven, puzzle-focused experience rather than competitive multiplayer gameplay.

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  7. Brawlout cover
    Brawlout 2017 ★ 58
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    Brawlout is a platform fighter built on the same core concept as Super Smash Bros.: knocking opponents off a side-scrolling stage rather than depleting health bars. Both games emphasize competitive multiplayer action with a party atmosphere, supporting couch play and online matches. Brawlout strips away the Nintendo crossover appeal but keeps the fighting mechanics that define the genre.

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  8. Dream Alone cover
    Dream Alone 2018 ★ 82
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    Both games feature side-view platform action, though Dream Alone strips away the multiplayer fighting to focus on solo traversal through hostile stages. Where Super Smash Bros. emphasizes knocking opponents off platforms, Dream Alone uses deadly traps and environmental hazards to challenge the player. The core appeal of navigating side-scrolling spaces under pressure connects them despite their different scales and modes.

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  9. Toby: The Secret Mine cover
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    Both games share a side-view perspective and action-focused platforming. Where Super Smash Bros. uses platform fighting to determine knockback and positioning, Toby: The Secret Mine emphasizes precision platforming as its core challenge. While Smash Bros. centers on multiplayer combat, Toby offers a single-player puzzle platformer experience with similar spatial awareness and timing demands that reward skilled movement.

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  10. Planet Alpha cover
    Planet Alpha 2018 ★ 63
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    Both games use side-view platforming as their foundation, though Planet Alpha trades combat for environmental puzzle-solving. Where Super Smash Bros. emphasizes action through fighting and knockback mechanics, Planet Alpha delivers action through navigation and survival on an alien world. The shared perspective and platform-based movement create a comparable feel, though Planet Alpha's single-player focus and atmospheric design offer a quieter, more exploratory experience.

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10 games similar to Super Smash Bros.: Super Mario Maker 2, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Big Crown: Showdown, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Forgotton Anne, Brawlout, Dream Alone.

Most of these games share Action, Platform, Fighting and Party with Super Smash Bros., based on IGDB's similarity data. Each pick has a short note explaining what it has in common with Super Smash Bros..

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