

Skullgirls 2nd Encore
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01About Skullgirls 2nd Encore
Skullgirls 2nd Encore is a fast-paced 2D fighting game where hand-animated fighters face off in a Dark Deco world. Its 14 characters each bring distinct gameplay mechanics. The story mode is fully voiced. The Steam PC version supports single-player, multiplayer, co-op, and full controller support. Player rating: 88% from 23,158 reviews.
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$2.492024-06-27 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Story and controls
The story mode is fully voiced, and the Steam PC version has full controller support.
Play modes
Steam PC supports single-player, multiplayer, and co-op modes.
03Frequently asked questions
What kind of game is Skullgirls 2nd Encore?
It is a fast-paced 2D fighting game with 14 hand-animated characters, each with unique gameplay mechanics.
Does it have a story mode?
Yes. Its story mode is fully voiced.
Can I play with others?
Yes. The Steam PC version supports multiplayer and co-op.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
dont let your mom watch you play this because sometimes you can see a girls underwear and you dont want to get groundedShow moreShow less
be transgender initiate a hostile takeover of a successful video game developer drag his name through the mud so theres no chance he can get his business back remove nazi references because the most infamous political group in the world needs to be scrubbed from history remove police brutality from a characters backstory because police brutality doesn't happen in real life censor everything that seems gratuitous from the perspective of a 70-year old politician force your ideology down a fanbases throat ♥♥♥♥-talk the old developer and the fanbase for being pedophiles Add a loli characterShow moreShow less
Save me.Show moreShow less
Removing features of a product after it was sold is bad.Show moreShow less
Only listing this as recommended this since apparently they filter out reviews. I don’t recommend this game, but I do recommend watching Mariel Cartwright & The Decomposition Of Skullgirls on YouTube.Show moreShow less
Waiting for Mike Z to win the lawsuit and restore the game.Show moreShow less
Review For Skullgirls PC Review by : Joell Joelly & Meguca 2.0 Pros : - Great animations - Incredible artstyle - Lovely music - Very good value for the money - Mechanically impressive Cons : - Weak keyboard controls (Gamepad recommended) - Multiplayer is unforgiving for newcomers - Really hard to master Review : Skullgirls is a game full of things to love, which can all be appreciated on their own, which all come together to make a unique experience. First, the visuals: Skullgirls is easily one of the most visually impressive games you'll ever play. Every single animation is drawn in incredible detail, everything looking extremely smooth and natural. It is worth playing almost for the visuals alone. Next, the controls: Keyboard controls are done well, but a controller is highly recommended for anyone who wants to fully explore this game, and the abundant movelists, combos, and other features. The tutorials are also far better suited for preparing a player using a controller, rather than a keyboard. If you're a veteran at fighting games, you'll be pleased at how 'technically' impressive Skullgirls is, allowing for a ton of ways to chain attacks, get massive combos and feel in control. Players who are newer to fighters don't have to worry, there is a tutorial covering a massive amount of game mechanics, and the movelists are easy to understand. As always with fighter games, it can be quite relentless to try and get to high skill levels and pull off every move and mechanic with ease, it does take a lot of practice. For casual players and veterans alike, there's a ton to enjoy. Story mode covers a pretty cool plot, each character's story really helps to flesh them out and make them feel a bit more alive. You fight your way through a series of matches, a few adding a bit to the story through pre-fight dialog, until you reach a pretty challening final boss where you conclude that character's story. There is a variety of difficulty options available, making it accessible to both beginner and hardcore players. The character roster is relatively limited, with 8 Fighters being available in the base game, and 4 added DLC fighters (and a Hidden one) available through DLC. It is worth mentioning that if you own the base game upon a DLC's release, it is available for free for a significantly long time. Otherwise, you have to buy the DLCs separately. This can be quite a turn-off for some players, but given the depth of each character it is more than enough to get a ton of enjoyment out of Skullgirls. Gameplay wise, every character has a variety of moves. There are light, medium and heavy punches and kicks (varying in range, damage, speed, etc on each character) as well as specials, crouched attacks, jumping attacks, and all the other things common to all fighters. Every character has varying difficulties, making them better or worse for less skilled players. A newcomer can likely buttonmash their way through a few PVP matches or the story mode, but on higher difficulties or vs someone who is skilled at fighters will be a brick wall to that strategy. For many players, the multiplayer is the most important part. From a technical standpoint, the multiplayer was done well and can provide a lag-free environment to anyone who wants to get into it. The community isn't HUGE, but there's always players to face, but as a word of warning, most players you encounter online are very skilled. It can be near impossible to get into as a newcomer to fighters or to Skullgirls. For this reason I do recommend playing this game locally if possible. In conclusion : Every moment is enjoyable with the beautiful animation and artstyle, there's a challenge to be found if you're looking for one, and there's a casual, enjoyable experience for those who just want to appreciate the art, voice acting and story. And for those reaons I'm giving this game a recommendation! Platforms : PC, Xbox360, Playstation 3. Developer: Lab Zero Games. Genre: Action, Indie Publisher: MarvelousAQL. Release Date: 22 Aug, 2013. Website : http://skullgirls.com/ Follow my Curator page : http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6858371/ Always do more research than just reading a review, to ensure that you get the right product. Thanks for reading!Show moreShow less
I'm only disliking and not recommending this because the new developers need a serious ego check.Show moreShow less
it's pretty easy to fap toShow moreShow less
Do not buy. Devs took a product and specific content people paid for and censored or removed it because they want to scrub what they now deem undesirable. When people voiced their displeasure about a company deciding to take away what people have paid for and owned because they now dislike it, they insulted the very people who allowed them a career in the first place and sought to censor the reviews since it's the only way for customers to have their voices heard. That's why it isn't overwhelmingly negative right now. Typical scummy memory holing behavior from these types of people. Do not buy, do not let these people and business practices practices succeed.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.




