Double Dragon Advance
I.T.L. · 2023 · Action, Beat 'em up, Side Scroller, 2D, Post-apocalyptic
PC
Mostly Positive76% · 82
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About Double Dragon Advance
Double Dragon Advance, known as the pinnacle of the series for its incorporation of moves and graphics from across the games, comes back to life on modern consoles!
The border of the screen can now be customized with a choice of 5 wallpapers. Play with your background of choice!
Featuring beloved stages and weapons from prior titles!
▼ Stages
Chinatown and Truck stages from Super Double Dragon
Cavern stage from Double Dragon (NES)
Custom version of the Fortress stage from Double Dragon II (NES)
▼ Weapons
Flail from Double Dragon II (arcade)
Nunchaku from Super Double Dragon
▼ Enemies
The reanimated terror Burnov and Chinese staff expert Chin from Double Dragon II (arcade)
The martial artist Steve from Super Double Dragon
The Five Emperors stand in your way as bosses, inspired by the final boss of Double Dragon II (NES).
▼ Moves
Explore an arsenal of new moves on top of the traditional arcade moveset, with the Pin Attack from Double Dragon (NES) as well as the Hyper Uppercut and High Jump Kick from Double Dragon II (NES).
Don't miss out on this classic from the legendary side-scrolling action series!
The border of the screen can now be customized with a choice of 5 wallpapers. Play with your background of choice!
Featuring beloved stages and weapons from prior titles!
▼ Stages
Chinatown and Truck stages from Super Double Dragon
Cavern stage from Double Dragon (NES)
Custom version of the Fortress stage from Double Dragon II (NES)
▼ Weapons
Flail from Double Dragon II (arcade)
Nunchaku from Super Double Dragon
▼ Enemies
The reanimated terror Burnov and Chinese staff expert Chin from Double Dragon II (arcade)
The martial artist Steve from Super Double Dragon
The Five Emperors stand in your way as bosses, inspired by the final boss of Double Dragon II (NES).
▼ Moves
Explore an arsenal of new moves on top of the traditional arcade moveset, with the Pin Attack from Double Dragon (NES) as well as the Hyper Uppercut and High Jump Kick from Double Dragon II (NES).
Don't miss out on this classic from the legendary side-scrolling action series!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Great game and an excellent entry in the Double Dragon series.6 found this helpful
I am still somewhat new to the Double Dragon franchise, but from what I understand it combines the best qualities of the previous titles before its release.1 found this helpful
Играл в эту игру на приставке в детстве, затем на эмуляторе. Она ЧЕРТОВСКИ хороша! Несмотря на то , что я её прошёл кучу раз, играю в неё периодически с племянником. Наконец-то купил, за полную цену. Заслужили. Наиграл более 1000 часов. I played this game on a console as a kid, then on an emulator. It's DAMN good! Even though I've beaten it countless times, I still play it with my nephew every now and then. Finally bought it at full price. Well deserved. I've played it for over 1,000 hours.1 found this helpful
I like it. It's what the original DD should have been. It's still clunky, hard, and sometimes not very fair, but the additional moves, tactics and reduced need to rely on the elbow make this a much more balanced and fun game. If you are an oldie like me looking for a less frustrating trip down memory lane, this is perfect.1 found this helpful
hit boxes are so bad i just took my last 2 continues i jumped in the river i cant recommend1 found this helpful
I've played Double Dragon, DD2: The Revenge, DD3: The Rosetta Stone, Super Double Dragon, Battletoads/DD, Double Dragon Advance, Double Dragon Neon, Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragon and many more if you count the arcade games and various console ports. So when I tell you that Double Dragon Advance is possibly the worst game in the series, I want you to know where I'm coming from. This is on the same level as the NES port of Rosetta Stone, it's THAT bad.
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