History VideoGame / SlapCity

* ''Space Hunk'': Ultra Fishbunjin 3000

** ''VideoGame/MarioKart8'': One of the online lobby messages is "I'm using tilt controls!"

* AutobotsRockOut: Stages like Summit or Mecha Santa's fortress use rock music.

* EasterEgg: Like in many other of Daniel Remar's games, reallyjoel's dad is a selectable AI difficulty. It also has an equivalent, [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Devil Insane mode]] for Classic mode and smack the crystals. [[spoiler: To do this, you have to select the highest difficulty level, then repeatedly press the right button, aka the one that would increase the difficulty.]]

* HelicopterBlender: Public transit stage has a helicopter, and touching rotors will hurt you.

** ''Iji'' is represented by the antagonistic rival Asha

** The reallyjoel's dad difficulty returns and grants any computer player set to it has insane speed and knockback, turning every hit into either an instant ko or infinite combo.

** The ''VideoGame/PrincessRemedy'' characters and Cruiser Tetron have alternate colors based on their original 8-bit sprites.

* ''[[VideoGame/HeroCore Hero]]'': Cruiser Tetron

After first being launched on March 2018 in Early Access, ''Slap City'' finally reached version 1.0 in September 2020. In September 2022, a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version was released alongside version 1.1.

The game is a MassiveMultiplayerCrossover for many of Ludosity's games, featuring several of their characters, both playable and as NPCs.

This game features many characters from Ludosity's previous games, namely Ittle Dew, the Masked Ruby, Jenny Fox and Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 of ''Videogame/IttleDew1'', Princess Remedy and Frallan of ''VideoGame/PrincessRemedy'', Business Casual Man of ''Videogame/CardCityNights'' and ''Videogame/IttleDew2'', The Goddess of Explosions from ''VideoGame/HyperPrincessPitch'' and Asha from ''VideoGame/{{Iji}}''. This makes for a total of nine playable characters so far.

More yet appear as [=NPCs=] in story mode or stage backgrounds.

After first being launched on March 2018 in Early Access, ''Slap City'' finally reached version 1.0 in September 2020.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Asha is hated by just about every other member of the Komato Imperial Army. Their hatred for him runs so great that [[spoiler:[[SlaveToPR General Tor]] has no choice but to permit a mutiny]].

* CutLexLuthorACheck: The BigBad of story mode is a MadScientist who wants to [[spoiler:stun the whole planet to rob banks]]. In Asha's story mode, he simply [[spoiler:sells his tech to the Komato empire]] instead.
* DeathFromAbove: In D.C.M.F.P.R. Facility stage, a wave of orbital strikes hits the stage periodically.

* EasterEgg: Like in many other of Daniel Remar's games, reallyjoel'sdad is a selectable difficulty. It also has an equivalent, [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Devil Insane mode]] for Classic mode and smack the crystals. [[spoiler: To do this, you have to select the highest difficulty level, then repeatedly press the right button, aka the one that would increase the difficulty.]]

* BrutalBonusLevel: The [[AddedAlliterativeAppeal Omega Oblivion of Obliteration]], the secret level in each character's story modes. It requires absolute mastery of the game's platforming potential, pushing what the mechanics are capable of to the limit.

This game features many characters from Ludosity's previous games, namely Ittle Dew, the Masked Ruby, Jenny Fox and Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 of ''Videogame/IttleDew'', Princess Remedy and Frallan of ''VideoGame/PrincessRemedy'', Business Casual Man of ''Videogame/CardCityNights'' and ''Videogame/IttleDew2'', The Goddess of Explosions from ''VideoGame/HyperPrincessPitch'' and Asha from ''VideoGame/{{Iji}}''. This makes for a total of nine playable characters so far.

This game features many characters from Ludosity's previous games, namely Ittle Dew, the Masked Ruby, Jenny Fox and Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 of ''Videogame/IttleDew'', Princess Remedy and Frallan of ''VideoGame/PrincessRemedyInAWorldOfHurt'', Business Casual Man of ''Videogame/CardCityNights'' and ''Videogame/IttleDew2'', The Goddess of Explosions from ''VideoGame/HyperPrincessPitch'' and Asha from ''VideoGame/{{Iji}}''. This makes for a total of nine playable characters so far.

** Arcade mode has Devil Insane difficulty, and this will turn ''all of enemies you will fight against'' into them. Unwinnable, indeed.

This game features many characters from Ludosity's previous games, namely Ittle Dew, the Masked Ruby, Jenny Fox and Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 of ''Videogame/IttleDew'', Princess Remedy and Frallan of ''VideoGame/PrincessRemedyInAWorldOfHurt'', Business Casual Man of ''Videogame/CardCityNights'' and ''Videogame/IttleDew2'', The Goddess of Explosions from ''VideoGame/HyperPrincessPitch'' and Asha from ''VideoGame/{{Iji}}''.

''Slap City'' is still in development, and the game currently has 9 playable characters.

This game features many characters from Ludosity's previous games, namely the titular characters of ''Videogame/IttleDew'' and ''VideoGame/PrincessRemedyInAWorldOfHurt'', the Masked Ruby, Jenny Fox and Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 of the former game, Business Casual Man of ''Videogame/CardCityNights'' and ''Videogame/IttleDew2'', The Goddess of Explosions from ''VideoGame/HyperPrincessPitch'' and Asha from ''VideoGame/{{Iji}}''.

''Slap City'' is still in development, and the game currently has 8 playable characters.

This game features many characters from Ludosity's previous games, namely the titular character of ''Videogame/IttleDew'' and ''VideoGame/PrincessRemedyInAWorldOfHurt'', the Masked Ruby, Jenny Fox and Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 of the former game, Business Casual Man of ''Videogame/CardCityNights'' and ''Videogame/IttleDew2'', The Goddess of Explosions from ''VideoGame/HyperPrincessPitch'' and Asha from ''VideoGame/{{Iji}}''.

* ChromeChampion: In arcade mode, one of matches send you an opponent with golden color. They are slow, but very heavy.

* TheCameo: [[VideoGame/PrincessRemedyInAWorldOfHurt Apathetic Frog]] has a chance to be one of the planets that Goddess of Explosions uses in her Up Special.