Leftovers KO!

me gusto no es el juegaso del año pero es uno en que edisfrutado

maki roll

i think ppl complaining about the difficulty (stamina being same as the health bar, star punches, reaction time) are just bunch of complaining-ass babies. the game is not hard - you just gotta die and fail in order to learn the enemies' moves and adapt that way... that's how video games generally work... granted, the game is not perfect. there is some awkwardness in the flow of the gameplay and it kind of feels like a flash game, BUT i don't think it warrants a bad review. i feel like the work that was put into creating the art and animation is worth the 10 dollars alone. i recommend this game because it's actually not a bad game and you can tell a lot of love went into the creative process.

It's genuinely fun and clever but a bit short once you learn how to play it. Definitely buy if you see it on a sale and hopefully they'll add a new fight down the road or achievements to give it some replayability.

as a leftovers hater this was fun

Damn, what a fun game! I finished it in 2h or so, but I had a blast. Figuring out each boss's weaknesses, be it timing or which attacks work or not scratched an "old school" itch I've had for a while. And they each feel unique. I'd rather have this much fun for a little while and then try more games, than be stuck on missions or repetition made to rack up play time. I really liked this! Solid work, devs!

Looks pretty, love the concept, never played a punch out game but after this I will consider. The controls have mad lag, that plus things have near to no warning or tells means you cannot capitalize to things on reaction. Bust out your Eightball cause you are gonna have to start predicting or guessing. The game is a really good example of how "trial and error" doesnt work out all the time. Sure you will figure things out after exhausting every options, or look up how someone beat it and then beat it to save yourself time and a headache. (good luck I tried looking up the final boss and got no info) Trial and error works with puzzles after you understand the mechanics, not a fighting game that keeps resetting you to the beginning of the fight. imagine me giving you a sword and making you fight someone who cant be cut on the left arm or the left shin and you can only kill them permanently after hitting them perfectly before an attack that isn't well telegraphed thus gaining a charge and using a charged attack to finish them off, and me explaining none of this to you when handing you said sword. Good Luck. Even after you understand the gameplay loop its gonna be a solid 5 to 20 minutes figuring out what doesn't land, how you are gonna make up for the input lag, how to get a charge, and when is the best time or at least safest time to do it. If the input lag is fixed and the game takes mercy on you and tells you what you have to do after like 10-20 losses. The game would be solid.