: Each character now has a devastating ultimate move to clear large waves of enemies when their meter is fully charged. Charging Moves

The game’s difficulty curve is also worth noting. It is accessible enough for children—the primary demographic of the license—while offering "Boss Rush" modes and harder difficulties for veterans of the genre. This balancing act is difficult to achieve. Many modern beat 'em ups are either punishingly difficult (like Streets of Rage 4 on higher settings) or too easy to be engaging. Slap Them All! 2 leans slightly toward the easier side, which aligns with the family-friendly nature of the Asterix brand, but the inclusion of ranking systems and collectibles provides replay value for completionists.

: The game supports 2-player local cooperative play. In single-player mode, you can switch between the two heroes on the fly with a dedicated button. Story and Presentation The narrative centers on a original story:

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It is not a 60 FPS fighter, but for a casual beat ‘em up, the performance is rock solid. No game-breaking bugs have been reported as of the latest patch (v1.2.0).