A fan-made browser game has transformed Super Smash Bros into a battle royale where 45 Nintendo fighters use guns to survive on an island.
Super Smash Bros has been reimagined in just about every way possible, but a new browser project has taken Nintendo’s platform fighter into completely uncharted territory.
Created by developer Rishi, Super Smash Royale drops characters from Melee and Brawl onto a sprawling island where they must collect weapons, outrun a closing storm, and eliminate their opponents.
The game supports solo matches, private multiplayer lobbies, and controllers. Its 45-fighter roster includes Mario, Link, Pikachu, Sonic, Kirby, Snake, Mewtwo, and more, while matches can feature up to 32 combatants.
Instead of relying on their usual Smash attacks, the characters can pick up assault rifles, shotguns, sniper rifles, and other weapons scattered across the map. Players can also find healing items and shields to stay alive.
Introducing Super Smash Royale, my best creation yetPlay Battle Royale in the browser with 45 characters from Melee + BrawlBuilt in a few days with GPT-6 Astra, @ElevenLabs, @MeshyAI, @Blender and @threejsSolo, multiplayer, and controller supportsmashroyale dot io pic.twitter.com/5AkC8T9oPu
Rishi unveiled the project on X, calling it his “best creation yet.”
According to the developer, Smash Royale was built in only a few days using GPT-6 Astra, ElevenLabs, Meshy AI, Blender, and Three.js. The site describes it as a non-commercial fan project and states that the original intellectual property belongs to its respective owners.
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