Slap Battles Update Guide: Flick Glove, Space Glove Mastery

The newest Slap Battles update is here, and it brings a powerful new glove, fresh mastery challenges, and possible new codes to help you out. Whether you’re a slap veteran or just jumping in, here’s everything you need to know.

Slap Battles Update Guide: Flick Glove, Space Glove Mastery

How to Get the Flick Glove

The Flick Glove is the star of this update — and while it doesn’t come with a flashy ability, its raw power makes it worth unlocking.

Requirements:

• 12,750 Slaps (Yes, it’s a grind!)

Flick Glove Showcase:

• Ability: No active ability — it works purely off your left-click.

• Effect: Instead of a normal slap, this glove flicks your opponent, sending them flying with much higher knockback than usual.

• Best For: Troll builds, cliff launching, and chaos on smaller maps.

Flick is ideal if you want to send opponents soaring off the edge quickly. No cooldowns, no setup — just slap and launch.

Space Glove Mastery: How to Complete It

This part is a bit more technical. If you already have the Space Glove, you can now unlock Space Mastery by completing a set of challenges tied to the “To The Moon” badge.

To unlock Mastery:

1. Own the “To The Moon” badge – Get hit by a bus right after using your ability.

   • Timing is everything. Trigger your ability, then get run over. Yes, really.

2. Defy Gravity 750 Times – Use your Space Glove’s ability 750 times.

   • This means firing yourself via the built-in cannon launch.

3. Hit the Tree on Slapple Island – Fire yourself from the cannon and use your ability to land on the tree at Slapple Island.

   • This is tricky, so aim your shot carefully. Takes a few tries.

4. Ambush 500 Players – Hit 500 players within 3 seconds of your ability ending.

   • You’ll want to plan attacks just as you land or end a launch.

Use smaller lobbies to farm ability uses and ambushes more consistently. Try comboing with friends to speed things up.

Other Changes in This Update

Druid Glove now respawns at spawn point after use.

Keybinds: “R” ability has been remapped to Y on consoles.

UI Improvements: Keybind UI now adapts automatically based on your input method (PC, console, etc.).

Removed: Chicken Jockey from the game.