
Fight the gangs of Paris in this action packed Beat'Em up. Up to 4 players can join in, to cooperate, or fight against each other! Many unlockables, game modes, crazy combos and devastating furies await you in this deep fighting game.
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Languages: English
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They won't believe me when I tell em this French brawler is deep it truly carries the torch of the golden era of gaming I came in expecting a parody and found a masterpiece instead This style of game direction didn't get enough time to express itself, things were progressing so quickly in the late 90's we blew right past an incredible process these devs have matched this live capture aesthetic with some great coding and made some very unique movesets to explore, the local co-op and tag battle experience has been an absolute joy. If you have been getting nostalgia baited by behind-the-scenes game dev videos about Mortal Kombat and other 90's live action capture sprite games, this is the title for you. I envy these guys for immortalizing themselves in this cool way, I wish my game dev friends at that age had gotten their ducks in a row enough for a project like this. Highly recommended, thanks for reading!
"Streets of Fury" proves that the Brawler genre never gets old if only there are enough new ideas put into it. Using digitized actors for player and enemy characters might not be new, thinking of "Mortal Kombat", but it is so well done here that its a completely new experience. "Streets of Fury" is ... + fluent animations - and here are lots of it, because ... + every character has multiple attacks, combos, and more that are a pleasure to see + classic urban feeling with nice backgrounds and some storytelling + unlockable characters and modes that really keep me motivated to continue There is a limitation in using digitized actors, and that's the impossibility to integrate weapons (I guess, it would be possible, but its even more effort than already put into the animations). Too, the usual "throw the badguy" feature is missing, and there is little to no interaction with the scenery. But "Streets of Fury" nevertheless is worth a look, or two, or three.
actually massive respect for putting out an update 10 years later
Excellent jeu de combat FMV rempli de passion et amusant autant en multijoueur qu'en solo.
Unironically one of the best beat'em ups ever made. It is a shockingly competent game and well worth the price
Just an absolute blast to play. The combos are fun and addictive, it's super charming and Doug Walker is playable. If I was given the option to put five games on my steam profile page, this would be there.
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Game crashes consistently, game is unplayable
oyun mükkelmel. karakterleri çok güzel. öneririm
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