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Released | Developed by | Published by Iron Galaxy Studios
Single Player Single Player
Multi-Player Multi-Player
Cross-Platform Multiplayer
Co-Op
Local Co-Op Local Co-Op
Downloadable Content
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Partial Controller Support
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Achievements Achievements
Steam Trading Cards Steam Trading Cards
VR Support
Steam Workshop
Cloud Saves Cloud Saves
Stats
Valve Anti-Cheat Enabled
Steam Leaderboards Steam Leaderboards
Includes Level Editor
Commentary Available
Captions Available
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Antivirus and Security
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Operating System
Includes Soundtrack
Includes Manual
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Divekick is the world’s first two-button fighting game. It distills the essence of the fighting game genre into just two buttons with no d-pad directional movement. Divekick’s focused gameplay demonstrates how much depth a single move actually has, and introduces (or reinforces) skills fundamental to the genre: mind games, spacing, timing, and quick reactions.

At Iron Galaxy we love fighting games. To the average fan, most of what makes them fun is hidden behind a never-ending series of input combinations that they have to memorize. That’s why Divekick has just two buttons: Dive (into the air) makes your character jump straight up. Kick causes your character to fly foot first at a downward angle. If you press Kick on the ground, you can jump away from your opponent. Utilizing these moves, the first hit will win the round, and the player that wins five rounds first wins the game. It’s pure adrenaline, awareness, and outsmarting your enemy. It’s a fighting game deconstructed into its purest form.

  • 14+ Completely unique and original characters, each with their own fighting style and special techniques.
  • Includes the Divekick Addition Edition + update featuring Johnny Gat and a new stage!
  • A story for every character in the game, including an intro, ending, and rival battles. You will be moved to tears!
  • Ranked and non-ranked GGPO-powered online multiplayer, the most trusted netcode in fighting games. Includes ranking boards for each character, as well as overall.
  • Single player plus Local VS multiplayer for two players, with quick and easy button reconfiguration to accommodate a room full of unique personalities.
  • Full Steamworks integration, including Big Picture Mode.

  • "How a two-button fighter became the toast of PAX East" Penny Arcade
  • "Divekick is living the dream of diving and kicking. Yes, it is real." Kill Screen
  • "Divekick: The best (and only) two-button fighter." Shack News
  • "Divekick is the Smartest, Most Absurd Two-Button Fighting Game I've Ever Played"Kotaku
  • "Divekick and Sportsfriends turns friends and strangers into rivals." Venture Beat

“If you were afraid that the idea of a fighter that's controlled with just two buttons was a joke that would get old quickly, then you clearly haven't played much Divekick!.”
9 / 10 – Destructoid

“Simply put, Divekick is a fighting game that you can — and should! — play even if you're not usually good at fighting games.”
A- – Gaming Age

“It has captured everything we love about fighting games in a mere two buttons. Simply put, it’s genius. This is no joke.”
8 / 10 – Cheat Code Central

  • OS: Vista or later 
  • Processor: Intel or AMD Dual Core Processor 
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM 
  • Graphics: DirectX 10 / DirectX 11 compliant video card 
  • DirectX: Version 10 
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection 
  • Hard Drive: 2 GB available space 
  • Sound Card: DirectX 10 compliant 
  • Additional Notes: OS needs to be updated to have the DirectX 11 Runtime libraries

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