Interesting trivia, the same team that made the Metal Slug franchise made this game, and Undercover Cops. It's really noticeable in Undercover Cops.It has a pretty sweet art style going for its sprites.
Interesting trivia, the same team that made the Metal Slug franchise made this game, and Undercover Cops. It's really noticeable in Undercover Cops.It has a pretty sweet art style going for its sprites.
Looks pretty cool. It's also on steam.Here's your spiritual sequel to King of the Monsters franchise.
Dawn of the Monsters PS4 & PS5
This product entitles you to download both the digital PS4™ version and the digital PS5™ version of this game. The cataclysmic battle between giant monsters has begun in this manga-inspired, side-scrolling, kaiju beat-em-up Titanic creatures known as Nephilim have invaded Earth, and the only...store.playstation.com
I'll buy the game on PSN when I get paid.Looks pretty cool. It's also on steam.
So many brawlers and so little time. I was going to make room for kirby, but looks like that's put on hold. We got so many brawlers coming out this year!
Looks like Jitsu squad comes out the 29th, and it looks pretty damn cool.
I think its just on pc for now, looks like the kick starter failed.So many brawlers and so little time. I was going to make room for kirby, but looks like that's put on hold. We got so many brawlers coming out this year!
Is that for all platforms or just Steam so far?
I need to play more of that, been distracted by other games, but its a solid brawler, if very arcadie.
I consider that good thing. Nothing wrong with being arcade style when done right., but its a solid brawler, if very arcadie.
Nothing wrong with it when done right and Jujitsu Squad does it right. I mean it does have a skill system where you level up characters for new moves etc, the gameplay itself with the amount of enemies and sound effects feel like it would be at home in an arcade. Lotta bass with some sound effects and there are regularly large groups that you fight. It feels much more chaotic then something like SOR4 which feels very deliberate, if that makes sense.I consider that good thing. Nothing wrong with being arcade style when done right.
Wait…so Platinum - the studio known for fine-tuned fast paced action games - their first title was a motion controlled game? Imagine that.Anyone that still has their Wii, Wii U, or both need to pick Mad World. It's a game that is not meant to be played like DMC, Bayonetta, Viewtiful Joe, or even No More Heroes. Some people like Yahztee missed the point entirely and was ragging on the game for it, being on the Wii, and claiming the motion controls don't. False, they do work. Hint: Whenever you a vertical prompt of the Wii-Mote, never turn it horizontal, keep the mote perfectly still in a vertical motion (up and down). The game's depth lies in level, traps, and stage design. Getting the best kill and high multipliers actually require a lot of thought and planning the more you experiment with the game and realize what you can do. There are weapons and Jack's got a okay character kit, but knowing how to dispatch the rank and file in the most over-the-top possible is the way to play. This gets even better when you know how to do this against each stage's mini boss or elite mooks.
The only flaw with the game is some the boss fights. Most of it boils down to dodging and abusing chainsaw swipe. If it's a stage that allows you to carry weapon with you, I use that to make the fight more fun and challenging before it breaks. The spectacle is still awesome and nice though. For the final boss fight, I prefer using fists style attacks only to make it more fair.
You never knew about this one; I'm not too surprised. Sega barely advertised it in 2009, but most reviews praised the visuals, soundtrack, and the awesome motion controls. If you have a Wii or Wii U, get this game!Wait…so Platinum - the studio known for fine-tuned fast paced action games - their first title was a motion controlled game? Imagine that.
Oh, that does look pretty cool, on the wishlist it goes.Wish I knew about this game earlier. Like a cross between Streets of Rage, Violent Storm, and an early 2000s brawler on the Neo Geo.