Fight of Steel: Infinity Warrior

連段簡單+不用轉招+造型和技能可以自己搭配，非常適合新手的格鬥遊戲

TL;DR -- game good, Egg Dog based I got this game recently because this game was made by the same people who made Fight of Animals, and they added crossover skins from their previous titles, which means I am allowed to play as Egg Dog, and playing as Egg Dog is based. But when I actually delved into Fight of Steel, I was blown away by what I was actually playing. This game is the 2D fighting equivalent of Custom Robo, similar to how an old gem called Megabyte Punch is the Super Mario Bros and Super Smash Bros equivalent of Custom Robo. The customization is incredibly in-depth, giving you full control over appearance that doesn't affect gameplay balancing (body parts, alternate colors, and even different animation cycles for moving and crouching) and a wide selection of moves that can be mapped to a "special move button" which really do a lot to change up how you play your character and can help determine the perfect character for you. For example, you can map a gap-closing Punch move to Forward Special if you're a more aggressive player, or map a shock grenade Fireball/Projectile move to Back Special if you're more of a zoning player. Hell, you can even do both on the same moveset. Add to the fact that there are a ton of different save slots for movesets and outfits, you are basically creating the entire roster of the game to your liking as you keep playing, which is absolutely incredible. A quick word of advice, if you're more of a single player kind of person, jump straight into the Challenge Mode the moment you clear the Story Mode. The story of the game "did serve its purpose," but it's very short, doesn't have much depth outside of the romantic tension between two robots, and gives up on its own narrative when you just find out that "the McGuffin was a myth and the true McGuffin was the friends you made along the way" or something like that. It'll take you all of 20-30 minutes to beat the full story if you're even remotely decent at fighting games, so that "spoiler" won't affect your experience. HOWEVER the Challenge Mode does have some cutscenes spread out here and there, which actually pick up where the story left off, so you aren't completely left high and dry with a dead narrative after completing the story mode. Overall, this game is actually fantastic. Since there is a ton of depth in the customization, this game will be as simple or as complex as you want it to be, so I will wager that this game can hold the attention of casual players with no fighting experience as much as it can for the competitive fighters that have multiple titles under their belt. Get past a slight learning curve by fiddling around with the different menus, and you're golden.