FukTopia

I understand the concept of an Early Access Game, but from the other handful of reviews it really doesn't seem like any work has been done on this game in at least the last year. You still only have access to two characters and there still is no listing of the controls in the game. It doesn't speak well of your game when the user has to button mash through several play attempts to figure out what the controls are. I was gifted this game by a friend when it was 90% off and I still don't think it was a good deal. I cannot understand why $15 would seem like a fair price, all other Early Access games are way, way beyond this stage. The game has potential but it is just very bare bones. As best I can figure, you just walk around and button mash to do one of two attacks while enemies walk at you for about a minute and a half. The art style is still pretty cool, and the music is good, but there still needs to be a lot of work done to justify the price tag. If things progress over time I will leave a follow up review / edit this one, but it doesn't seem like much is going on. I definitely recommend passing on this title in its current state.

I bought this game in early access thinking, this looks Juvenile AF...Lets see where this goes. What I was hoping for was a belligerently oddball beat em up game with maybe a story, but off beat characters and a fun weird time. Think along the lines of "Fat Man" for the Sega Genesis without nightmarish controls. So ok, Early Access, random levels... crowd of perpetually spawning back guys... basic dudes with extra baddie with some sort of gimmick... cool, bare bones but I like where this is almost going... despite not having any real options, instructions, point... just a selection between Trailer Park Goro or Eyeball...Guy...Man...Thing. Well, I got it on sale so no biggie, maybe this is just the Alpha Release. Sat on it for a year or so, it gets released a few months ago. OH BOY! I thought, has there been an update? Has someones bizarre pet project come to fruition? No. It's still a mess. But now the Mess is far less cute because it's not even hiding behind "Early Access" and any of that Middle School charm that I feel nostalgic for in my days of watching horrible crap on NewGrounds has left. All I have is disappointment.

Is this a bit? So you get two characters to play as and it says there’s a handful you can unclock except to my understanding there’s no way to unlock them? There’s also no tutorial and one of the characters your stuck with only has one attack, the game has great animation but that’s about it, if it was more fleshed out I’d recommend it but it’s not at all worth full price it’s being sold as

This game is really good. It has an undeniably amazing artstyle, the music fits the theme well, the gameplay is awesome.

looks awesome - but this isnt a game, it was never completed and never will be. the fact it sells for 24.99 is flat out a scam and robbery!

FukTopia is a compact post-apocalyptic beat ’em up that embraces the straightforward spirit of arcade brawlers, placing most of its attention on combat, survival, and score chasing rather than storytelling or elaborate progression. Developed and published by PixelArtGames, it sends players through hostile environments as fighters tasked with clearing enemies from the screen. Its premise is deliberately uncomplicated, making it easy to understand what the game expects almost immediately. The experience is consequently better viewed as an arcade challenge designed around repeated attempts than as a substantial action adventure with a long narrative campaign. Combat follows the familiar beat ’em up philosophy of confronting groups of opponents and eliminating them before moving forward. Basic kicks and punches form part of the foundation, but the game tries to distinguish itself by introducing laser attacks and collectible items. These additions are useful because they prevent every encounter from relying exclusively on close-range fighting. Items can provide unique powers or restore health, meaning pickups occasionally alter how aggressively the player can approach the next group of…