Kung Fury: Street Rage - Ultimate Edition

When the protagonist changes his name to Kung Fury after he inherits the power of Kung Fu and being really angry at bad guys... you get a pretty groovy beat em up.

Honestly I barely touched the game, I just bought it in honor to the cinematographical masterpiece Kung Fury is.

Отличный в меру хардкорный двухкнопочный "Beat 'em up"! Прекрасно подойдёт под кофи брейк. Если вы смотрели легендарную в узких кругах короткометражку "Kung Fury" и она вам понравилась, то смело покупайте игру на регулярных скидках в 50%. Если вы не смотрели или вы не прониклись вайбами той короткометражки, то дождитесь скидок от 75% и выше. - В игре реализовано два геейплея: 1) Двухкнопочный и под конец хардкорный "Beat 'em up" состоящий из 5 уровней. 2) Классический "Beat 'em up" с локальным коопом состоящий из 7 уровней. - В игре сюжет чисто для галочки. Персонажи движутся из пункта А в пункт Б им активно мешают. - На 100% прохождение игры у меня ушло 4 часа. Есть пара сложных достижений из-за которых вы можете пройти игру быстрее или дольше. - В игре реализованы все приятные мелочи стима! Система достижения, карточек, задние фоны и облачные сохранения.

One Finger Death Punch but with more characters, a synthwave soundtrack and hilariously bad-good voice acting. Buy it at a discount for maximun enjoyment.

The most simple but addictive game I have played

still waiting for Kung Fury 2! great game

This game has its charm because of the 80's arcade look and its relation to the Kung Fury movie. Great visual style, good sound design, but not worth the 15 euro. It starts out as just a simple button masher game with little (no) free choice, and is somewhat fun once you get the timing right, but after a while it either gets boring or very annoying. Timing is important, so playing with the joystick on a controller is out of the question. It doesn't have a tutorial mode, its practice mode doesn't tell you how to handle bosses. You've got to learn as you go but each chapter the way you need to handle the enemies changes, and you're not being told what's happening or instructed how to handle the bosses. Just like a real arcade machine, it's swallowing my credits QUICKLY! You'll die A LOT! All i think is why the <insert expletive> didn't the game accept my inputs? For a simulated arcade game, this shouldn't be as annoying. You ought to get some clear indication as a result of your inputs, so you can adjust your strategy accordingly. However, this game throws "game over" at your face and i can't for the life of me figure out what i did wrong. It's two buttons ffs. TLDR: interesting graphics, bad controls.

You get to play as David Hasselhoff. Enough said.

This lost it's novelty to me at the end of the second stage where I had to look up what you're supposed to do to beat the boss. I got so frustrated with it I decided 'just tell me the damned answer' and looked it up on YouTube. Which is an utter failure of design that a boss's attacks are just so horribly telegraphed. There may be better designed bosses and enemies past stage 4 but I had gotten so frustrated by what is a rythym-based input game being so harsh & unforgiving of any mistakes I just don't have the patience for it to get better. Just watch the movie. The game is a dud.

Kung Fury: Street Rage - Ultimate Edition, developed and published by Hello There Games, is a dynamic and spirited side-scrolling beat ’em up that brilliantly captures the essence of 1980s pop culture while expanding upon the original Kung Fury universe. This edition, which serves as a definitive version, brings a wealth of content and polish that enhances both gameplay and presentation, offering players a rich blend of nostalgia and modern design sensibilities. It stands out not only as a tribute to retro arcade action but also as a lively experience that embraces over-the-top humor and style. The gameplay centers around classic beat ’em up mechanics, where players face waves of enemies across multiple vibrant and imaginative stages. The roster includes five playable characters, each with distinct moves and special abilities, allowing for varied combat styles. Whether you choose the titular Kung Fury, the tech-savvy Hackerman, the powerful Triceracop, the fierce Barbarianna, or the iconic David Hasselhoff as a guest character, each brings unique flair and tactics to the brawls. The game features both a single-player campaign that guides you through a chaotic storyline filled with bizarre villains and a cooperative two-player mode, making it equally enjoyable to tackle alone or alongside a friend. Visually, the game is a love letter to the pixelated charm of 16-bit era titles. Its detailed sprite work, vibrant color palette, and fluid animations combine to create a world that feels alive with energy and eccentricity. The environments vary widely, from gritty urban backdrops to surreal, dreamlike settings, each stage packed with quirky enemies and imaginative hazards that keep the action fresh. Complementing the visuals is a synth-heavy soundtrack inspired by the era’s signature sound, which perfectly sets the tone and amplifies the game’s nostalgic vibe. The inclusion of expansion packs, such as "The Arcade Strikes Back" and "A Day at the Beach," adds even more levels, bosses, and cooperative challenges, greatly extending the game’s replay value. While Kung Fury: Street Rage - Ultimate Edition excels in style and fun, its gameplay loop may feel repetitive for players who prefer deeper combat systems or more varied mechanics. The focus here is on delivering accessible and straightforward action, which may not satisfy those looking for complex combos or RPG elements. However, this simplicity also makes the game approachable and enjoyable for a wide range of players, including those new to the beat ’em up genre. The humor and irreverent tone, drawn directly from the source material, keep the experience lighthearted and entertaining throughout. Overall, Kung Fury: Street Rage - Ultimate Edition is a vibrant and entertaining homage to the 1980s beat ’em up scene and the cult-classic film it’s based on. It successfully merges nostalgic pixel art and synthwave music with modern gameplay conveniences and expanded content. Whether you’re a fan of the original Kung Fury short or simply someone who enjoys fast-paced, arcade-style action with a humorous twist, this game delivers a memorable and enjoyable experience. The addition of cooperative play further enhances its appeal, making it a great choice for both solo players and friends looking for a wild, retro-inspired brawl. Rating: 8/10