Martin: No Filter Fighters Codes — none verified yet

Modes: what to play first

Story Mode is the onboarding — each fighter's route teaches their specials against escalating CPU opposition. After that, Arcade for the classic ladder, Versus for local couch play, Training to lab the super inputs, and CPU Showcase if you just want to watch matchups play out. Online Versus works with a room code: share the code with a friend, no matchmaking queue.

Online play is server-based and the room-code flow is the developer's own — anyone asking you to download a separate 'online patch' is pointing you at malware, not a feature.

Stage breaks and the NEXT LEVEL mechanic

v13.2's headline addition is NEXT LEVEL: uppercut your opponent up through the ceiling to the floor above, or slam them down through the floor to the floor below. Every break jumps the fight into a new stage — nine in total, from Martin's Apartment to Club GTD to The Fifth Flo', each with its own theme music.

The practical takeaway: wall, floor and ceiling breaks are damage-plus-position, not just spectacle. If your opponent is cornered near a breakable edge, the throw that ends the combo is usually worth more than one extra string — you bank the transition and reset the neutral on a stage you picked by landing the break.

Version tracker

The game updates fast — v13.2 (Bob from Marketing + NEXT LEVEL) and v12.9 (Bruh-Man + the first PC downloads) landed days apart, and the developer polls the comments for the next fighter. The Reveal Theater inside the game plays every new fighter's introduction, so it doubles as the changelog with cutscenes.

This page tracks the roster and control scheme against the current version; the browser build updates automatically, while downloaded copies need a fresh zip from the official itch.io page.

Why an empty table is a feature

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How codes get verified here

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