⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - I didn’t know what to expect from this game so I went in to downloading it with an open mind. I immediately loved the old school underground feel of it! It looks like an independent hip hop album project from the 90s and that is clearly intentional. From the dark illustrations, to the typefaces/fonts, to the dark duo tone palette, it feels independent in the smartest ways. Now for the game play… IMMEDIATELY ADDICTIVE!!! It channels all the games of its type from the late 80s through the 90s. Much of the game play is perfectly familiar from the games we grew up on but adds the modern tech we come to expect when using smartphones. This game is just raw fun without the polished pretense we find in big corporate funded games. This game is FUN… and proof we should support independent development. Download this raw gem and enjoy it on your next commute. Now… FIGHT!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is decent fighter game. One of the more “true” fighting games on mobile but it does come with its issues. For one, the “tutorial” doesn’t really teach you anything nor does training. You pretty much have to figure everything out yourself. Music and sound effects are…not great.. pretty much muted all of that. The cpu are insanely strong even from the first fight of the story which really is your run of mill arcade mode from any fighting game. There really isn’t a story here. There’s one very cheese enemy that shoots a gun. Super annoying to fight..why? Once you learn your controls and combos, your ultimate should really be able to combo into your standard moves. Instead it just drops almost everytime. Grabbing is nearly useless, enemy has to pretty much be in your face and by the time they are? You’re already getting launched into the air. Not sure what the charge is for? Nothing ever charges and parry window is absurd. I’d say tone down the cpu and let it get harder from the first fight of the story. Clean up the combos and clean up the music and this game could be solid. May even compete with Skullgirls.

This has to be one of the best hands-down fighting games with controller support on mobile by far without an emulator next to Vita fighter. I know this uses a blood ton of AI but the direction this is going is seriously pretty sick. Some fine-tuning within the controller department as well as sounds will definitely take this a long way. Whatever you’re doing, keep doing it.

Reminiscent of classics like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat with wayyy better music. It features intense one-on-one combat, diverse characters with unique fighting styles and special moves, and a competitive aspect that keeps players engaged. The graphics and animation probably showcase high-quality visuals with an old school feel, making it visually appealing and immersive. Overall, amazing fighting game.