Kakatte Koi Yo!

Thomas Jefferson acquired Kakatte Koi Yo! as part of the Louisiana Purchase. This game has greatly strengthened the country materially and strategically, provided a powerful impetus to online expansion, and confirmed the doctrine of implied powers of the federal Constitution. God Bless Kakatte Koi Yo!

it seems like it could be very good but as of now it is very unpolished

Game has potential, but if the trailer was the only thing i had to go by, I would not have gotten it.

As a fighting game it really lacks the depth you would expect, not in the sense that a game needs several mechanics, but that the ones it decides to use work well together and are responsive, which it isn't. The game feels sluggish, the interface lacks a lot of refinement (Default resolution was all bugged out) using controller and keyboard is really buggy, put aside the fact that you need to find out by yourself what are the controls for keyboard, i'll tell you, they're awful, everything packed on your left hand, and you can't change it. The game could be something good, but fails on every aspect, it's a bad platformer, a bad fighting game and a confusing game overall. Can't say it's worth the money even being so cheap.

Kakatte Koi Yo is amazing and a return to oldschool gameplay. It is literally our last hope for a good fighter now. If it dies then you can say hello to casual crap. Have fun with Divekick x Death Cargo.

Very promising looking game with a cute premise. Looking forward to seeing how this game develops, and what new content the developers might add as things go. Fingers crossed that online play is on the game's short list of planned features.

Good for local coop