Kung Fury: Street Rage - Ultimate Edition

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

So I bought this game right when it came out and thought it was cool single game mode game with smooth, albeit simple controls with great music and cool style. Fun little game that I would recommend. Then I come back to it ten years later and all the sudden there's multiple game modes, several maps, and two little campaigns? Sweet

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.

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.