Fist Slash: Of Ultimate Fury reviews

Game with a retro aesthetic, that goes totally for a game of Nes (playing, I gave the feeling that it was of this) Its controls are simple, as they would be in the time, so should be, if you want to be a omenaje to 8 bits, so they are largely fulfilled. The only one but I find the game (although it has selector) is its difficulty, if it had been a game of Nes, would have been of the facilones, and something short at the time

In Love with NES games, it is always a pleasant surprise to find games that make me travel to the best moments of my life. Great ambience, decorations, graphics, control and action. I'm Just sorry I don't use any of my songs. Since having specialized precisely in making soundtracks for this type of games, is something I would appreciate. The next game, ask me the soundtrack!!!!! https://makeagame.bandcamp.com/

It'S like a Castlevania fusion Against old... Without that Charisma ~ ♥ that wrapped the mentioned titles of the NES/SNES... But, well. > Broadly: This title is a plataformero of action to the old school of Castlevania, mixed with some counter/Ninja Gaiden with a very high difficulty curve (as the games old) control as square as the classics of the Or worse, in which you drive a monkey who has a saber and seeks to save the world from a dangerous scientist (cliché). > The good Thing:-Has family mechanics (for those who grew up playing Castlevania old)-has difficulty levels adaptive (for casual players or not much play this type of games)-the gameplay, is like a Castlevania: you go with your little monkey giving Lashes, pick ups power and upgrades to be more lethal along the level to reach a boss of patron. (the game consists of 5 stages, at most 1:30hrs in normal play time; or depending on your skill more or less) > The bad:-artistically... It's a decadent game; It has no melodies that are memorable or beautiful, and the protagonist is meh... Like the story... It has a bittersweet taste this title, it has the gameplay of the old games but it does not feel like one. It Has the body but not the soul. -Controls... They are very square even more squares than the old NES... It costs a lot of work some scenes more than anything because of the little precision and cuadradismo of the controls...-Has the worst wall jump I've experienced in a game (derived from the above) summarizing: it is an average play 5/10 that should only be considered if you are a fan Hardcore of the retro games and grew up playing NES/SNES titles... And you are looking for something that reminds you of these old and retrograde roots videojugabilisticas... Not bad game, but not a wonder or must have, just average.