
Verdict Guilty is a 90's arcade-style fighting game with a cops vs robbers theme.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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tekken with police theme
劣质格斗小游戏,训练房居然没有任何dummy设置,连超杀都没有的2d格斗,动作相当僵硬,完全不推荐,买来完全是因为不贵可以收藏用
ES UN JUEGO DE PELEAS MODERNO QUE IMITA EL ESTILO RETRO CON MECANICAS UNICAS Y UN ESTILO PROPIO, los mapas parece que son de korea
comprei sem querer
Honestly? I can only say, based on playing this, this indie fighting game done as an homage to old fighting games of the 90's is REALLY CLEVER! Especially with it's "cops. Vs. robbers" theme. While the 8 starting playable characters (who aren't evil) are actually trying to make sense of their lives, there is an evil mastermind that is threatening the entire city of Neo Seoul... For 5 USD or less? This indie game is a BARGAIN...seriously!
A bootleg of SFII, but it's pretty good for its price.
"Verdict Guilty" is a video game that recreates the key elements of action games from the 1990s. The focus is on simulating battles between police officers and criminals. The developers aimed to accurately capture the style and gameplay of classic games from that era to create a retro gaming experience. The game features simplified graphics, limited control options, and a focus on environmental interaction.
Jogo foda , gostei
The art is OK, but there has been far better pixel art with a richer colour palette. The characters are interesting and have appropriately cheesy dialogue, but there is virtually no story to be seen in the story mode. However, the balance and AI are far and away what ruins this game. The characters do have a number of different moves between them and the backstab/arrest mechanic is cool, but they are wildly unbalanced, to the point where you put yourself at a disadvantage if you use certain ones. On top of that, the AI is incredibly cheap and has a clear hit priority bias and is able to execute multiple combo moves in rapid succession. Blocking also either doesn't work at all or only works when it feels like it. There's good and unique ideas in here, but the execution just feels amateurish and makes the game frustrating. There are far better 2D fighters and brawlers on this platform.
For a fighting game that isn't too difficult to master & with 2D retro graphics , I have to say this game is pretty awesome. The music is groovy and doesn't get annoying which is a plus. There isn't too much depth too this game but it does have Easter eggs to unlock in other players to play in the game. The is cheap enough for you too not cry about on how expensive it is either so buy it :vggyeong:
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