Super Smash Flash 3

Super Smash Flash 3 is a fan-made fighting game inspired by the Super Smash Bros. series. It brings together characters from multiple game franchises into one competitive platform. The game maintains the same general structure as its predecessors, focusing on freeform movement, percentage-based damage, and stage control. Players can fight in solo matches or multiplayer battles, using a wide variety of attacks and abilities that reflect each character’s original design. The goal remains to knock opponents off the stage rather than deplete a health bar.

Gameplay and Core Mechanics

The gameplay of Super Smash Flash 3 follows the standard rules of platform-based combat, where players use attacks to increase opponents’ damage percentage. As damage rises, characters are launched farther when struck. The game includes a collection of stages inspired by different franchises, each with unique layouts that affect movement and strategy. The main gameplay systems include:

•         Controlling characters using directional inputs and attack combinations
•         Managing percentage-based damage that determines knockback
•         Using recovery moves to return to the stage after being hit
•         Competing in both timed and stock-based match formats
  This structure allows for flexible playstyles, combining quick reactions with situational awareness and stage management.

Characters and Variety

Super Smash Flash 3 features a diverse selection of playable characters, representing series such as Mario, Sonic, Zelda, and Pokémon. Each fighter has distinct attacks, speed, and range, providing different advantages depending on the stage and opponent. Some characters rely on projectile attacks, while others specialize in close combat or aerial control. In addition to standard attacks, each character has special moves that can be combined for greater effectiveness. The game continues to expand its roster with new additions through community feedback and updates.

Modes and Features

Super Smash Flash 3 includes several modes that cater to different types of players. The primary mode is Versus, where up to four players can compete in local or online matches. Training mode allows users to test moves and practice combos, while Classic mode offers a series of structured battles against computer opponents. Additional options include custom match settings that let players adjust rules, items, and stage hazards. These variations encourage replayability and allow players to experiment with different combinations of characters and environments.