honestly, i'll wait on the opinions of cats in here reviews more seriously. rarely have been let down. And you also gotta consider that some cats aren't fans of certain game types, so why take their opinions seriously?
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honestly, i'll wait on the opinions of cats in here reviews more seriously. rarely have been let down. And you also gotta consider that some cats aren't fans of certain game types, so why take their opinions seriously?
Might be my goty already
Can a woman beat a man in a fight even if a physically weaker?so shyt almost seem unrealistic in this game so that's why I stick to a man.
Lmao none of this game is realistic. Game has an instant magic aging mechanic and THIS is where you get hangs ups about realism?
Tips so far
1. ALWAYS CARRY A WEAPON. Almost every room has a weapon of some sort. If you don't see one look for one before you move on.
2. Here's the defensive pyramid. Sway/Parry/Dodge/Block.
Sway is the best because you hold your ground, can regain stamina and counter-attack the fastest. If you can't do that the other options have massive draw backs. Blocking will get your ass whooped fast.
3. Play this like Kung-Fu Dark Souls. Every enemy has a pattern, learn it.
4. USE YOUR FINISHERS AND FOCUS. Not only do finishers regain health, they also give you invincible frames. If you are overwhelmed look for the weakest enemy and bust them down to get the finisher. Also Focus ives you invincibility as well.
5. Use movement to your advantage. Some moves lock you in place and others cause you to move a great deal use them on mobile opponents to stay mobile. If you aren't attacking you should be moving.
6. Literally, the opening credits teach you how to beat each boss.
1. ALWAYS CARRY A WEAPON. Almost every room has a weapon of some sort. If you don't see one look for one before you move on.
2. Here's the defensive pyramid. Sway/Parry/Dodge/Block.
Sway is the best because you hold your ground, can regain stamina and counter-attack the fastest. If you can't do that the other options have massive draw backs. Blocking will get your ass whooped fast.
3. Play this like Kung-Fu Dark Souls. Every enemy has a pattern, learn it.
4. USE YOUR FINISHERS AND FOCUS. Not only do finishers regain health, they also give you invincible frames. If you are overwhelmed look for the weakest enemy and bust them down to get the finisher. Also Focus ives you invincibility as well.
5. Use movement to your advantage. Some moves lock you in place and others cause you to move a great deal use them on mobile opponents to stay mobile. If you aren't attacking you should be moving.
6. Literally, the opening credits teach you how to beat each boss.
WhatsGoodTy
Ya feel me
HALP I’m getting fukking bodied by everyone 
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
Th3G3ntleman
Superstar
Eh I think if the game is marketed or understood to be difficult before release than I don't see why consistently mentioning it and/or taking points from it is logical. It's one thing if this was meant to be a casual sort of experience and than it came out that it was hard as fukk but that isn't the case here.
ItWasWritten
Superstar
Hit the dojo and practice your kung fuHALP I’m getting fukking bodied by everyone
WhatsGoodTy
Ya feel me
Hit the dojo and practice your kung fu
My parry game weak that’s why
So this just means people who don’t like hard games shouldn’t review it, which I kinda agree with. But on the flip side there should be some reviews to tell those people to stay the hell away. So…….
Hit the dojo and practice your kung fu
Wish they added more options to that (assuming I just haven’t seen it yet). More types, weapons, and number of enemies
You crazy. I'm out here puttin work in son
you know good and damn well you more like Dragonfly Jones
All jokes aside, this is a good change of pace from the shyt I've been playing.
NES Kung Fu 2022
I love the animation, art style, and story.
It's what I've been waiting for, for a minute in terms of a "kung fu" game.
The pacing is incredibly well done. Everything flows together seamlessly.
This game isn't getting enough props for how well they weave the story, even the opening credits, with the gameplay. This is a masterclass in how to get straight to the point and tell a compelling (enough) story without getting away from the fact that this is a video game and you should be actually enjoying everything on screen the entire time. They even nailed the tutorial better than probably any game I've ever played.
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So this just means people who don’t like hard games shouldn’t review it, which I kinda agree with. But on the flip side there should be some reviews to tell those people to stay the hell away. So…….
Skill Up review was exactly this
Said the game will attract many more ppl than the subset who are prepared to meet it at its level
MajesticLion
Veteran
This is so basic it might as well be a proof-of-concept released as a full game 
When people nail down the mechanics, the compilation/combo videos for this will be fkn sweeeeeeeeeet. Like the Tsushima vids floating around out there.
When people nail down the mechanics, the compilation/combo videos for this will be fkn sweeeeeeeeeet. Like the Tsushima vids floating around out there.
I feel like people should have played Absolver (there's alot of reused animations from that game in this one).
But Absolver was hard too. Normal enemies could clap you easily if you didn't pay attention. I went in expecting a challenge and not Devil May Cry.
If anything, I'm happy there's a beat-em-up that isn't a button masher.
But Absolver was hard too. Normal enemies could clap you easily if you didn't pay attention. I went in expecting a challenge and not Devil May Cry.
If anything, I'm happy there's a beat-em-up that isn't a button masher.