Kung Fury: Street Rage

It was fun for about a day, or until I got to the part in the story where I had to play with Triceracop! The fact that he jumps backwards as he attacks is dumb. The chick takes 3 taps (she teleports to the opposite side twice when you attack her) and the robot takes 4 taps but when 6 robots and 6 chicks are coming at you from both sides at the same time... At that point it's all luck. If you attack the right you're jumping to the left and if you miss you get stun locked for 1 second which is just enough time to get hit knocking you to the enemies on the right then it becomes a game of pinball. With no way to level up your characters it's just a waste of time in my opinion.

While I don't consider myself to be that much into the fighting genre, I do like to dabble with the genre every once in a while whenever I see something new on my review list. Although there are probably some games that haven't been listed and could be added to the current list of just (8), it is important to keep in mind that this list is compiled based on my own personal experiences with games that I have actually played myself rather than looking for answers elsewhere and saying what everyone else would be saying. When we talk about fighting games, we mean that the primary focus of the game is on fighting, and that it may involve a lengthy number of different combinations or simply the traditional beat-em-up style of combat, with other aspects thrown in to give it a little bit more complexity.