Dancin' Divas

Was looking for a classic style beat 'em up and this delived very well! Loved the exceptionally cartoony artstyle, really felt like a Looney Tunes beat 'em up at times, and the hits felt really solid to land! Enjoyed the enemy variety though do think there should have been more voice lines in general (or at least more takes on them) as they got old pretty fast. Either way, very fun to play solo or with others I had a very solid amount of fun!

I picked up this game to support the artists behind it. Then it turns out it's a fun and solid beat-em-up. There's an overall cartoony vibe that I enjoyed not only in the story and cutscenes but also in the gameplay itself with some "I did not expect that" moments sprinkled throughout. I would recommend this game to others.

You probably stumbled onto this game by accident, and I wanna tell you to keep on stumbling elsewhere, dummy. You can look stupid without paying 15 dollars for whatever the hell this is.

It's a beat-em-up inspired by the likes of Tex Avery cartoons. So the ladies - who make up the better part of the cast and the totality of playable characters - are all, well, cartoonishly proportioned for maximum fanservice from Jessica Rabbit-sized up to plus-sized. One of the boss encounters is a woman who is downright spherical. So know what you're signing up for - there's fanservice and it's not ashamed about that as it's a major feature and likely selling point. Each of the four divas have simple stats, emphasizing their niche in a team or strategy in a solo playthrough, like Diva being the all-rounder, Hina's long reach due to her stretchy limbs, Bahati's raw attack power, or Sofia being completely insane. Story-wise, that is. And the story is that the titular divas have their treasured artifacts - originally brough together for some kind of gala - are stolen by a cartoonishly evil supervillain and they must punch their way through the technicolor experience to get them back. Moment to moment gameplay is a frenetic beat-em-up that has you progress by defeating waves of enemies, each with silly names and many with unique combat gimmicks that are mix-n-matched to keep you ada…

What it lacks in polish it makes up for with charm. The art looks a little rough but has a ton of character. The gameplay and controls have some issues, but don't stop the game from being a solid beat em up. Kudos for having one of the only female grappler-type characters that I've seen! Let alone an all-women playable cast. The adult content tag is weird. The game is sexy in a silly way, but not sexual. It's Tex Avery burlesque. Maybe the tag is automatic because of the publisher's other games.

A simple old school beat em all with a cartoony style reminding of Tex Avery. The game offers alternative routes and a good dose of humor to keep things entertaining, gameplay is straightforward (each characters has a dash attack, 2 specials, a clear screen and a few command moves, there is no combo system) and I advise beat all up regulars to start at the highest difficulty. It may not be as good as the best titles out there but it's pretty solid thanks to variety of routes and artstyle.