
2D Casual fighting game where you can create and customize your fighter (80 slots to save your avatars) with tons of different options and get ready to fight into the Championship. Final Slam 2 is a PC fighting game that allows you to create your own fighter and win the Final Slam championships or play through the official Final Slam...
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Languages: English
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I bet most of you got it for free, be glad you did! Getting it for free won't make me leave a positive review for this piece of crap! PROS / CONS: - Setting the game on "High/Widescreen" doesn't work. The game still runs on 4:3 - No controller support - Artwork is ugly - The Game mechanics are just DREADFUL and clunky! + The soundtrack is somewhat nice. Overall this game is absolutely TERRIBLE! 1/10
The best thing of the game: 4 cards The worst thing of the game: the game. It reminded me the era of the online minigames, which were F2P...
In this game you basically select a character and start fighting against incredibly bad drawn characters, you can jump, kick, punch, or grab (no low, medium or high kick/punch, just one one) so there is not a lot of variations of what you can do, it doesn't need a lot of time to bore because the game is terrible. In my first fight I challenged against a grey haired person, only after battle ended I realized it was a very weird drawn woman =.=" but all women look that weird in this game. Game features: very bad resolution, very poor fighting mechanics (do the same hit all the time, preferably a jumping or range one on your opponent...repeat it until it dies), 3 "fight" buttons (kick, punch & grab), very bad drawn characters, a "tutorial", no controller support(there are some controller buttons shown in the "tutorial", but this game doesn't need it even if it had support, since the controls are that poor that controller is too much), no achievements, confusing menu. Good features: Steam Trading Cards :D Since this game came from "vote us on Greenlight and get a free copy" it makes only some benefit, when selling cards. Some ppl say soundtrack is good, maybe a little. And also the character creation, but it's not that great really, just lot of games don't have it. What's good about the game besides Trading Cards?....nothing.
It wouldn't be worth playing if it was a free flash game and they actually have the audacity to charge for this so... yeah, don't. I got it in a bundle myself. At least it gives out cards but as a game it's worthless.
If I had a gun, with two bullets, and I was in a room with Hitler, Bin Laden and Final Slam 2, I would shoot Final Slam 2 twice.
Final Slam 2 is, to put it quite frankly, an abomination of a game. It falls below poorly designed shovelware into something that feels like an insult to other games in the genre. As a fighting game it fails on a fundamental level with a horribly shallow pool of moves, awful controls (which includes a complete lack of gamepad support), and broken systems that make fights feel entirely reliant on luck. Every aspect of the game, from the tutorial to simply the menu navigation, manages to be far more convoluted and confusing than it should ever be, making something as simple as changing the screen resolution unintuitive. The art design has the dubious honor of being possibly the worst of any retail game I've yet seen, with horrendous character designs, blurry textures, an inadmissible lack of detail in every scene, and horrendous animations that can hardly be called as such. It's like MS Paint got exceedingly drunk, and this is the aftermath that it threw up the next morning. The over the top and misogynistic dialog from the story mode is just the last nail in a terribly constructed coffin. If it was possibly to revoke my copy of Final Slam 2, I'd gladly take the chance to never have to glance at it again in my library. It's one of the worst games I've had the displeasure of playing on Steam, and I shudder to think that people are actually paying for something that would compare unfavorably to the average flash game. Please, for your own protection, do not partake in playing this game, it will give you nothing back and devour any last hope that there is still some quality control on this platform.
体验很差的格斗游戏,人物动作僵硬,鼠标卡顿! 倒是文字很多,当当教程的英文我就看的一脸懵逼! ~其它地方还有一堆堆看不懂的文本~感觉很高大上~ ~但鼠标又有延迟导致一点都不想去点~ 还有很对高大上的出招表和各种细节~ 但是实际进入游戏后那种僵硬的动作和略显卡顿的环境~emm~
i got this game for free so i wont complain much. But i wouldn't pay for this game. The game has 4 steam card drops which is why i played this game in the first place. I beat the story mode and it was very easy with my ultra mega perfect tactic. Push the enemy to the end of the screen, get down, and use your kick, nobody can beat you if you do it properly. So the game wasn't much of a challange.
Just a terrible game, ported from a flash game from the 2010s. It should be FREE and not a penny more. Worst fighting game ever.
Nope, this is just bad. Pros: +Has Cards Cons: -Artwork is bad -Fighters are imbalanced -Wide screen doesn't work -No tutorial at all -Damn music -Too expensive -No multiplayer It's a flash game, don't buy it final score: 1/10
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