Exploding Judo Federation

The game is so fun yet simple, and the music actually so good???? Andrea Demetrio turns out to be a good composer as well! The character designs are fun. The game's writing is times more horny for no good reason, compared to the previous game, but i personally found it very silly and endearing. Also LORE!!! If you were intrigued by the world of Schwarzerblitz, this game has some sweet lore to satisfy your curiosity... It's free and still being updated with more characters and story on the way (Dana Zane from Va-11 Hall-A was added in the latest patch at the moment of this review, waow), so... give it a try. It's free and easy to learn.

This is the best 3D fighting game in history. Full Stop. This is one of the indie fighting games that everyone should play, no matter how terrible you are at 3D fighters. The roster has so much variety that you'll find something for everybody: Giant electric lobsters, gay sharkmen, lesbian robot idols, double chinned superheroes etc... Just try it. Also, it runs on a burnt lemon and two paperclips.

A really cool fighting game with some cool lore that proves—even when you need one move to win—I am still a scrub.

This game feels like finding an obscure budget PS1 game in the back of a used game store, picking it up because of the cool title, and being blown away by how well it punches above its weight. ExploJudo has a simple concept. Every throw is lethal. But, like fellow gimmick fighter DiveKick, that pitch gives way to a lot of interesting mechanics, and is far more fleshed out than that one IMO. The mechanics seem simple on the surface, but have a LOT of depth lurking below the surface. Everybody has defined combos and roles, but the ever-present threat of "throw equals death" means matches are quick, short, but. Well. Explosive. The cast is nicely sized, with some very inspired designs. Barion especially is my favorite given that he can just snap the rules of the game in half by ACTUALLY DAMAGING people. Oh, and for single players- there's arcade mode endings for every standard character, and a full lore (which, as someone who dove deep into Schwarzerblitz, was greatly appreciated.) It's nice to see what the cast of that game is up to after the events of it, and the plot- though i won't spoil it here- is pretty funny. Presentation is a noticeable upgrade compared to Schwar…

Took a bit to figure out, but man it's a lot of fun. Me and my brother had a blast figuring it out and discovering more and more about the game. All the characters are fun and wacky and they all feel unique even with the limited moveset.

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