Rag Doll Kung Fu

I bought it when it first came out. The oh cool you can buy digital games. Which was followed by the, man this game sucks.

pc gamer reminded me to put some respect on my name and review this game, its a psychedelic drag and drop fighter that will amaze and blow your mind off

An oldie but a goodie. (disclaimer: a little biased because i helped beta test this game way back in the day) Doesn't really work very well on Steam Deck. It is able to run, but the controls very much assume that you are running the game on a PC with an external keyboard and mouse (possibly multiple mice) attached to it. The graphics options also are somewhat geared towards circa-2005-era PCs, so most of the available resolutions are for 4:3 monitors. Also this is, I think, the only game in existence to support multiple mouse input (on the same PC). And, despite all of its wonderful silliness, in my (again, somewhat biased) opinion probably one of the most concise and true western translations of Chinese Martial Arts philosophy in a video game. Good, stupid fun for you and a bunch of your friends.

Thank you so much Mark Healey for co founding Media Molecule, thanks to you we have LittleBigPlanet We love you :steamhappy::batlogo::steamhappy::steamhappy::steamhappy: :steamhappy::batlogo::steamhappy::batlogo::batlogo: :steamhappy::steamhappy::steamhappy::steamhappy::steamhappy: :batlogo::batlogo::steamhappy::batlogo::steamhappy: :steamhappy::steamhappy::steamhappy::batlogo::steamhappy:

Эта игра от ребят которые в будущем создали LittleBigPlanet. Культовую игру на PS3 которая хотя и была забыта sony, остается великолепной. Кунгфу Рагдол сочетает в себе все, что в будущем будет перенесено в ЛБП, и хотя в это не стоит играть сейчас, как дань памяти и уважение к истории, я оставлю хороший отзыв.

I don't like it.

The first non-Valve game on steam, and a very bizarre game to be given that honor. A fighting game without fight game controls, a goofy idea that lead to a very interesting title. Dragging around your character to fight off bad guys is pretty funny, and while I do enjoy the gameplay, my time was cut short rather quickly. The biggest component of the game, the online mode, doesn't work anymore and even if it did, the game is dead. The only real gameplay option is story mode, which I completed in about an hour. Looking at the title screen, it seems there were plans to expand this game further with updates, but the developer Mark Healey seemed to have abandoned it following the founding of Media Molecule. When this game first released for $14.95, that price for a game in this state would be unacceptable; 21 years later though at a price of $0.99... why not? One dollar for a piece of gaming history isn't bad at all.