As the Testpunch served as a demo, several restrictions were placed on players compared to [[ARMS (game)|the full game]]. The primary restrictions were: People don't like it because it doesn't cause bloody diarrhea yet.
As the Testpunch served as a demo, several restrictions were placed on players compared to [[ARMS (game)|the full game]]. The primary restrictions were:
* The first weekend, players could not use [[Kid Cobra]], [[Twintelle]], or [[Byte & Barq]]. However, all characters were shown in attraction clips. [[Twintelle]] was later made playable during the second weekend.<ref>ARMS Cobutter Tweet[https://twitter.com/ARMS_Cobutter/status/870490166229467136], {{#dateformat:2017-06-02}}, retrieved {{#dateformat:2017-06-02}}</ref>
* The first weekend, players could not use [[Kid Cobra]], [[Twintelle]], or [[Byte & Barq]]. However, all characters were shown in attraction clips. [[Twintelle]] was later made playable during the second weekend.<ref>ARMS Cobutter Tweet[https://twitter.com/ARMS_Cobutter/status/870490166229467136], {{#dateformat:2017-06-02}}, retrieved {{#dateformat:2017-06-02}}</ref>
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The title screen of the Global Testpunch
The ARMS Global Testpunch was a free online demo of ARMS that took place from 2017-05-26 through 2017-06-05. It became available to download shortly after the ARMS Direct on 2017-05-17.
As the Testpunch served as a demo, several restrictions were placed on players compared to the full game. The primary restrictions were:
The first weekend, players could not use Kid Cobra, Twintelle, or Byte & Barq. However, all characters were shown in attraction clips. Twintelle was later made playable during the second weekend.[1]
Beyond regular battles, the only other Versus mode in the first weekend was V-Ball. This was replaced with Hoops, Skillshot, and VS Hedlok in the second weekend.[3]
Staying on the title screen without pressing anything will eventually play small attraction clips of gameplay. This works even outside of the scheduled play times.
