Fatal Fight

Fatal Fight-Hurricane Two push-button action, from the developers of the studio Fighting Games. Will they Succeed in repeating or even multiplying the success of the legendary One finger Death Punch? Let us wait and see. The Plot in this project-No. A Silent monk kills all enemies on his way, for the sake of higher goals, naturally. In the game we will need only 2 buttons, but it does not affect the level of complexity and especially the fun of the process. There are several kinds of rounds. The Usual-in which the monk just knocks all the crap out of his rivals. Sword Fight-This round you will spend with a katana in hand and you'll just fend off countless numbers of ninjas. Reflection-Your Kung fu skills will help you hit a soaring dagger or a sjurken. Fight on time-in which you need to kill a certain number of enemies in the allotted time. Hurricane round-You do not see the rivals, but you can react to the sounds of their approach (you are also a ninja, not Uncle Petya from the next door). Boss round-It will need all the skill of the ninja to defeat the boss and open his way to another location. In The game there are only 7, but to get to the last of them-means to master the skill and reaction of a true warrior Shaolin. If up to 6 locations came across ordinary enemies, which can be safely destroyed by pressing the key when approaching, it is precisely from the sixth location appear new rivals. Some of these rivals are invisible, which can only appear once, and you have to remember what key combination you should press. There are also ninjas who just stand and watch you, but after a couple of seconds make a sharp jerk to grind your carcass to pieces. By this time it is clear what will be oh how not to just pass this game. Weapons in Fatal Fight are the most diverse: katana, batons, sticks, sjurikany and much more. Also, in addition to conventional weapons, the hero has active and passive super powers. For Example: A wood, a freezing blow, a blow of death, a fiery Phoenix and many other things. By the Way, the game has not one, but two playable characters: a monk and a kind of a yoshka-mother. As you progress through the game will open costumes for the characters, which not only look good on them, but also have certain characteristics that improve the combat skill of the protagonist. In Addition to the company in the game there is a mode-skirmish. In which it will be necessary to hold out as long as possible. Moreover, in this mode there are absolutely all levels of the company, which makes this mode extremely difficult. In Fatal Fight The complexity and speed of movement of enemies increase as you pass, that is, you do not plagues crowds of enemies in the first round, everything will happen exponentially. As for the graphical component of the game, the beauty, brightness, stylistics and entertainment-she clearly overtook One Finger Death Punch. Beautiful background, Asian Stylistics (though the developers from Russia, but the stylistics of Japanese art is sustained worthily), drawing of enemies, blows and, of course, the scene of finishing the enemy is simply staggering. When the scene with the mining of the enemy time slows down, and the camera is approaching this frame, and we are witnessing the colorful death of the rival. Sounds are sustained in the best canons of Asian cinema about martial arts, and the music just relaxes, as if stroking you on the head with the words: "Do not worry, it's just a game." At the end of the review would like to list the pros and cons of this project: Pros: + Worthy continuation of One Finger Death Punch + Colorful graphics + Presence of several playable characters + a Wide variety of active and passive skills + Oriental Martial Arts Cons:-Almost Nothing added new (almost the same OFDP)-No storyline Fatal Fight-Pretty lively beat'em up in the style of martial arts. Unfortunately I did not see a uniqueness in it, so this rating is 7 out of 10. * For This review I am thankful to the developer who provided the key to this game. However, this did not affect my personal view of the project. More Reviews in our curator group: Dreams of Genesis