Twisted Metal: Small Brawl supports two players on one PlayStation console via a horizontal split screen. It’s up to you to figure out how to unlock them (or you could cheat and look online to tell you how, but you wouldn’t do that, now would you?) Multiplayer There are other secrets to unlock as well, such as additional characters/vehicles and battlefields. This also unlocks that movie so you can watch it later if you wish. Each time you finish the tournament with a different character, you’ll get to see their wish. The movies (or cut-scenes) in this game are actually worth watching. There really isn’t much to the game in terms of options - just difficulty settings, controller setup, see the credits, save or load your game, or watch the unlocked movies. The rest of the interface is simple and straightforward. There seems to be too many prompts when trying to save and continue your game. Most games will ask you to create a save file when you start for the very first time whereas this one says it can’t find a save file and recommends you don’t start without one, yet you cannot make one until you actually get into the game.
The only part of the interface I found clunky was saving/loading the game. hit and run as opposed to stay and fight). Based on these, the vehicles all handle completely differently from each other which also makes how you play the game different too (i.e. Each distinct character/vehicle has its own unique charm, as well as stats such as armor, acceleration, top speed, and handling. There are also some additional weapons and defenses that you can perform by doing some control combinations a la Mortal Kombat style. The weapons are mostly in the form of firecrackers and other small fireworks, but to an RC car, that still spells danger. Different weapons and items are scattered around the areas and you’d be well advised to learn what each is and how to use them. The locations vary from the playground, to the miniature golf course, to a movie theatre, and many others. There are plenty of locations, weapons, and characters/vehicles to choose from. Two players can go Head-to-Head or Free-For-All, or they can play the one player tournament in Cooperative mode. one other car at a time and you get one life to destroy as many cars as possible. Challenge mode is the same as tournament, except it’s one level only.
Battle your way through eight different levels and take on Calypso at the end. The first in one player is tournament mode, which is the main storyline based game. There are a few different modes of gameplay, depending on whether you play with one player or two. The "Small Brawl" part refers only to the RC cars and not the action. This game is all about destroying your opponent’s vehicles. What’s in a name? The gameplay, that’s what.
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