Though there are only five attacks for each moveset, some characters gain an extra attack while jumping. Due to this, in addition to the properties for some attacks, the tier list had to have special conditions in order to be formed properly and was a very hard task. Each one of these characters have a very simplistic moveset consisting of only five attacks: a standard attack, an up attack, a side attack, a down attack, and a down aerial attack. There are a total of 28 playable characters (30 if double characters are counted) 13 starters and 15 unlockable. All of these mechanic flaws resulted in negative responses. The game also lacks hit effects for all attacks. Additionally, it is possible to rack up over 1000% damage, even though it is not possible in Melee. The characters only have five total attacks (not counting their jump, which surprisingly does some damage for certain characters) and it is almost impossible to recover since every character is lightweight, jumping does not send your character very high into the air, the character cannot perform a third jump, and all attacks do 50%+ damage (even the normal ones). The game is loosely similar to Melee, but many game mechanics are missing. Both modes can also be selected in the game's Melee mode, but if a winner is not decided when the time runs out, the player with the highest number of lives left is declared the winner. In the Classic and Adventure modes, every level has both a time limit and a chosen amount of lives if the player does not KO the opponent before time runs out, they lose a life and have to restart the level. When a player loses all their lives, they are out of the game, and the match's conclusion is reached when there is only one player left standing. In Stock mode, each player is given a chosen amount of lives, and every time they are KO'd or self-destruct, they lose a life. At the end of the designated time limit, the player with the most points wins. In Time mode, each player receives a point when they KO an opponent, and loses a point if they are KO'd or self-destruct. Matches can be played in either time, stock, or a combination of the two. Pressing a movement button and the attack button together will initiate a special attack, much like Melee's B button attacks. The O and P keys (or G and F for a second player) are used to jump and attack, respectively. The arrow keys (or A, S, D and W for a second player) are used to move the character around and crouch. The higher the percentage, the weaker the character is, and the easier it is for them to be KO'd off the stage. As the character is attacked, damage is accumulated and the percent value increases. Unlike most traditional 2D fighting games, each character's health is measured by a damage percentage counter. Super Smash Flash's gameplay is based on the official Super Smash Bros. Mario, Sonic, Link, and Mega Man X during a timed, stock Melee match. To commemorate this event, McLeodGaming released a video confirming the inclusion of " SSF mode" on SSF2's special mode which purposely recreates the physics and quirks of SSF. On August 21, 2016, Super Smash Flash celebrated its tenth anniversary launch on Newgrounds. Super Smash Flash is getting rebooted with a new game called Super Smash Flash 2, which is completely ignoring the basis of the first game and starting a new with gameplay mechanisms that are more similar to the ones in the official Super Smash Bros. A downloadable EXE version was made available seven days later on Augon the McLeodGaming website. The original browser version for Super Smash Flash was first launched on Augon entertainment media website Newgrounds to mixed to positive reception. Besides that, it also includes original fan characters like Blade and Blue. It also features many third-party characters, including Sonic the Hedgehog (who, at the time of the game's creation, was not confirmed to be a character in Super Smash Bros. series, such as Mario, Samus Aran, Link, Kirby, and Pikachu. The game features several characters from the Super Smash Bros. Melee in the menu format, music and numerous other fields such as game play modes. The game is loosely based on Super Smash Bros. Super Smash Flash, commonly referred to as Super Smash Flash 1 and abbreviated SSF or SSF1, is an non-profit Flash fan game developed by Cleod9 Productions and published by McLeodGaming.
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