Saucer Slam

Saucer Slam brings back the fun of everyone crammed onto one couch, controllers getting passed around, somebody yelling after getting knocked off the arena again. Grab up to 4 players, add as many bots as you like, and pick from nine ways to fight it out across 39 handcrafted arenas, knocking rivals off a floating platform before they do it to you.

No online, no matchmaking, no accounts. Just your friends, your couch, and chaos.KEY FEATURES
1-4 players, local only: built for one screen, with up to 8 saucers in the ring when you add bots

9 game modes: Free-For-All, Team Battle, One vs All, Lives, Random, Gauntlet, Football, King of the Hill, and Race

39 arenas across multiple themes, including dedicated football pitches and race tracks

Play solo or with a small group: add as many AI bots as you like in every mode, not just Gauntlet, which is built specifically around escalating AI waves

Deep customization: dozens of hull colors, 29 hats, trail effects, and boost sounds per player

10 achievements with progressive unlocks that reward playtime with new cosmetics

Full controller support for every player (Xbox, PlayStation, Switch Pro and other gamepads), and up to 4 players can share one keyboard
GAME MODES
Free-For-All: every saucer for itself, last one standing wins the round

Team Battle: split the roster in half and fight it out

One vs All: one Hunted saucer against everyone else

Lives: limited lives, last one with lives left wins the match

Random: a fresh mode every round, one shared scoreboard

Gauntlet: solo or co-op against waves of increasingly tough AI

Football: push the ball into the opposing goal, first to 5 wins

King of the Hill: hold the zone the longest before time runs out

Race: no combat, just checkpoints and lap times

Whether it's a full couch of friends, a couple of you against a room full of bots, or a solo run through Gauntlet, Saucer Slam is built for quick, chaotic rounds you can jump in and out of in seconds.

This game contains flashing lights and rapid visual effects that may not be suitable for people with photosensitive epilepsy.