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Sometimes the best way to make a difference is to wrap your knuckles, step out onto a mob-filled street, and punch the enemy squarely in the snot box. With beat em ups, the gameplay goal is simple: Destroy the enemy waves before they destroy you. Although that description applies to many video game genres including action, strategy, and shmup beat em ups have their own flavor.
Thanks to pioneering titles like
The Warriors-inspired Renegade and the post-apocalyptic Double Dragon, beat em ups typically feature street-level heroes who must rescue a girlfriend, save a president, exact cold revenge, or engage in some other B-movie trope. The games usually feature simple side-scrolling movement, which is why beat em ups are known as belt scrollers in Japan and some Western gaming circles. Brawlers is another term for the genre.
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There is little doubt that when Windjammers 2 finally launches, it’s a game in which players will want to test their skills against one another regardless of what state the world is in. That said, if 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that an entire scene of physical events can be shut down by the worst circumstances and we need solutions when that’s the case. With that in mind, Dotemu has chosen to delay Windjammers 2 back to 2021. Why? So they can implement rollback netcode in the game and ensure it’s ready for online competition on Day 1.
Dotemu announced its decision to delay Windjammers 2 via the Dotemu Twitter on December 10, 2020. The decision did not come lightly as the team took time to recognize the situation and what Windjammers 2 needs to best serve its community. In an immediate follow-up to questions asked in the comments, the studio revealed that the decision to push back the launch and work on rollback netcode was spurred by community feedback received during