Giant monster battles are making a comeback in Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered, developed by Pipeworks Studios and published by Atari, on PC and Nintendo Switch 2 on November 3, 2026. This new version of the fighting game, originally released in 2002, brings back characters from the Japanese franchise and several destructible urban environments, along with visual enhancements and multiplayer features.
The reveal footage shows battles between various creatures from the Godzilla universe. The fighters face off in urban arenas, where buildings and certain parts of the environment can be used during combat.
The video also offers a look at the changes made to the graphics and animations in this remastered edition.
The game is primarily built around battles between monsters from the Godzilla franchise. Each player chooses a creature and takes part in fights across different environments.
The game retains its arena fighting game format. Characters have their own abilities and attacks, while destructible environments can play a role in battles.
This edition includes 12 playable monsters. Multiplayer lets you set up local or online games, with different options depending on the mode selected.
The remaster revisits a game released on consoles in the early 2000s. Pipeworks Studios, which was also involved in the original game, is contributing to this new version, which retains the concept of battles between kaiju.
The changes include visual presentation, gameplay comfort, and features that let players compete against others remotely.
This return will bring back a Godzilla video game adaptation in a fighting format that has been relatively underrepresented among the franchise’s recent releases.
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