Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn reviews

I care who modernises the genre well. There's humor and a good soundtrack. I regret the lack of cooperative mode, which is a foul of taste in a beat them all.

Game in mind fun pity that the lifespan is extremely short they could have added other mods like survival, etc. Celà is not worth €19.99-game to seize during a promotion

Product received for free Shaq Fu tries to be an attempt at redemption after the game of 1994, which achieves a title Beat-Em-Up where you must face waves after waves of enemies while trying to discover the origins of Shaq traveling from China, this Two United or a small island. Humor is the best you can offer the game with spectacular cinematics and a rather rude but not offensive mood. Unfortunately the game is SUPER short, with only 6 levels you can finish it in 3 hours or maybe 5 if you plan to get all the achievements. Beyond humor and gameplay, the solo experience is not so favorable. I Would have preferred to have the game for two players so it is best to expect a sale of at least 20% to buy it, although the full price is not much for what is in this juegl.

Shaq Fu-originally a fairly average 1vs1 beat ' Em Up Representative ala Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter from 1994, which wasn't as poorly reviewed At the time as it does Retrospectively today-now comes in with my Sidescrolling Beat ' Em Up in 3D graphics therefore to clean up with its own Image and offer a little Bowing to The "good old Days" for fun at the Freud. It is a Pity that the little One, humorous In his best moments (Cutscenes!), lasts only 3h and is always Fun, but only shocking, since 1.) The Gameplay principle gives little Variety (lies in the Nature of the Matter) and 2.) Few Ideas have been incorporated that keep the Game alive: There are no special Power Ups that you can divide yourself into and then deploy at some Point, lack a Level-up system, lack the COOP mode and generally you only ever get shown variants of special Opponents. The Game has a lot more Potential than it unfolds. You can play, but you don't have to. :)