4 hours in and probably some of the best first impressions I've ever had with a free-to-play mobile game. Will the game hold up ten or thirty or a hundred hours later? Don't know. At this point I don't care; watching my character kick people in the face so hard that it literally cuts their tongues off in a flurry of broken teeth, or seeing him trigger immediate liver failure in my opponent's 2d avatar from a well placed knee-attack card, is making me very happy.

My only problem? People are taking forever to take their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ turn.

THERE'S LIVERS NEED BUSSIN', SON, LET'S GO, SON

Fun and intuitive turned based fighting game with deck building elements. Turns work in phases of attack and defend. You choose cards that correspond to types of attacks that target body parts and do a "swipe" like motion that you would do on a mobile game but with the mouse. Haven't found any major issues with it thus far. Can probably get away with a pricetag and still be enjoyed. So definitely check it out against it's free.

Originalmente postado por Crimson-Albedo:

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I've been enjoying this game way too much. Card games and fighters are a dime-a-dozen, but I've never enjoyed being kept awake 'till 9AM on the edge of my seat quoting Kung-Pow and getting my ass kicked since at least middle school.

Well, It Is quite a brutal game about martial arts, where you need to deftly move the mouse (or finger on the touchpad), being quick for the timings. You pick a deck of cards with some moves, and then you use part of those cards in fights, by tapping or slicing the screen with your finger or mouse clicks. If you're into good old hand-drawn ultraviolence, you might find this game peculiar, for about an hour or so.

However, after that hour of fun, unsolvable problems begin:
1) There is too little content
2) Strange price tags, $9 for each combat style, and the inability to get access, even a trial, to some of the content without these purchases
3) PvP is implemented so crookedly that there is no desire to look for a fight with a living person again
4) Well, and most importantly, a major part of the content is bugged, an attempt to start challenges causes the game to crash instantly.

As a result, it's a good idea, but the realization was poured into sewage. Abandonware, ignore recommended.

Interesting game concept for some hours, but the different styles are basically all the same and use the same cards. The only difference is the attack speed or strength of some attacks, this does not justify the time (or money) invested to unlock new styles.

Other things I don't like are the repeating questlines with different difficulty settings and (like in all card games) the problem of not getting the cards you want/ need, even after the redraw.

Since it's a converted mobile game, you might have some disadvantages in PVP if you play with mouse controls on a big screen. Swiping anywhere on tablets should be quicker than moving the mouse around in a hurry.

It's a game worth to check out and play for some hours, but I don't see any long-term motivation. After about 5 hours I reached Black Belt 5th Dan and I think I saw all relevant parts.

This all sums up to a neutral, but since that's not possible, it's thumbs down for me.

"Your kung-fu so bad, it requires shaky cam chi attacks, and green screen feints, sir!"

• Hand Drawn + Violent + Gore, woot woot.
  
• It's a card game, so tiered upgrades of cards to fill deck.
  
• Decks Styles open with level rank, giving us new cards, and better stats on certain attacks.
  
• Precision on swipe gestures needed, feels like it would do play best on a tablet.
  
• Blocking is done by swiping into a line on the limb of the attack. The background shows the angle of the enemies attack as it comes. Block with as short line and get a counter attack.
  
• Two voice and two inbetween to customise typed banter, many options to fill those spots.
  
• Needs a third animation inbetween pic for insults to align up those two audio strings.
  
• Typed in game banter can be random, crude, foreign, gibberish or witty as ♥♥♥♥ boi..
  
• Definitely missing Drunken Style and Capoeira.
  
• Doesn't stay maximised while a second screen is up.
  
• In-App pop up for packages pop-up just a little too much.
  
• In-Apps still being offered once rank has occurred and decks are owned.

An unrelated Drunken Style last boss fight.!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwDU3IOBEIk

I'm having so much fun with this game. It combines CCG mechanics with quick, phone-game like reflex challenges. You somehow end up feeling like Bruce Lee. Full review[oldgrizzledgamers.com] available but the short of it is that this is worth a download. It's free and you get proficient faster than in other CCGs.

The multiplayer is great although the matchmaking can be rough. There's no time limit on taking turns so like Frozen Synapse you end up with a dozen matches in progress and flit around doing a round at a time.

There are lots of systems to master: the CCG meta, the reflex games, varying locations and using the fantastic damage system for pinpoint strikes. There's also plenty to upgrade and customize.

Pay-2-win isn't too bad. I recommend spending $7 to get an advanced style and a few booster packs. That's enough to be competitive so you don't have to grind and the game is very generous with handing out free currency and more cards.

It's like osu but you beat the crap out of people

Omae wa mou shindeiru

Imagine Osu!, but hilariously violent.