NAIR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Hr8g3G-s2E

Looks can be deceiving. It may look like a poorly drawn, thrown together, average fighting game... but inside lies a very complex movement system, and ruleset for fighting! This game definitely deserves more attention, and a larger community. I hope this games grows to be one of the best fighting games on Steam, despite looking like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game.

it has rollback

This game doesn't have single mode and CPU mode, only multiple mode. I felt i was fool, playing in the training mode with stupid AI. No Friend, No Purchase.

3 buttons is all you need for a fighting game, and this is possibly the very peak of that sentiment. Jump, Attack, and Dodge are all as simple as they are flexible, allowing for cool stuff if you really know and push the system; and that keeps the skill floor incredibly low. However, it's quite bare bones in terms of content, and some alternate characters or some customisation like for backgrounds and stage textures could really help this out tremendously.

Has some freezing issues, but the gameplay in general is probably the most fun and creative out of all the games in the boiled-down-fighting-game-genre. The movement feels very nice, though I feel as though a lot of the defensive options like airdodge have too much endlag to be useful, and so you can usually just attack out of combos. However, this does create a good incentive not to overextend, which strengthens the neutral aspect of the game. The tug-of-war healthbar is also a really cool mechanic because taking damage doesn't feel like a permanent loss, and you're incentivized to wait for a good opportunity where you can come out of an interaction having done a large net positive amount of hits. Overall, I'd definitely say it's worth a try if you're a fan of platform fighters and wanna try something interesting and novel.

muito divertido sem meme, divide o preço com um amigo seu e sai macetando botão