
Master your technique, execute flashy combos, and outsmart opponents across the world, frame-by-frame. Slow down the clock to fine-tune your fighting style in this innovative, turn-based combat simulator. Pulverize your friends and choreograph spectacular fight scenes. No training mode required.
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $2.32 on Steam · Russia (−54%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
Modding scene is elite
I don’t usually write reviews, but this game honestly deserves it. It’s insanely underrated. The idea is already really unique, but what makes it stand out is how creative everything feels once you actually start playing. Every fight ends up looking way cooler than you expect, almost like you’re putting together your own little action scene instead of just trying to win. It also runs surprisingly smooth for what it is, which makes the whole experience even better. Nothing feels clunky, so you can just focus on experimenting and seeing what works (or what just looks cool). Got it for around 5 bucks and it’s easily one of the best purchases I’ve made. It’s become my go-to game whenever I don’t know what to play. Sitting at 13 hours right now and I can already tell I’m going to keep coming back to it.
the first game that even that i lose i dont get sad
Very VERY fun
Amazing game, super fun to get a ton of overpowered modded characters and spend hours making them fight the vanilla ones. It can get annoying in multiplayer though if someone else doesn't have the same mods as you.
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You don't need an incredibly good computer to enjoy the gameplay. Is cool :D Mods are a big part of the game which is also cool
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