Fight of Steel: Infinity Warrior

I love many things about this game, but the controller support is awful with many buttons simply not working in the menus, forcing me to pick default characters after working so hard on my custom characters. Also Dpad doesn't work.

Fight of Steel: Infinity Warrior is a distinctive entry in the modern fighting-game landscape, built around the idea of giving players near-total control over how their fighter plays. Rather than offering a traditional roster of fixed characters, the game invites you to craft your own mechanized warrior from the ground up, selecting stances, special abilities, and combat chips to build a unique moveset. This design choice immediately sets it apart from conventional fighters: instead of mastering a predefined toolkit, you shape the toolkit yourself. The result is a game where creativity and experimentation fuel the experience as much as execution and reflexes. The customization system is the heart of Fight of Steel. Every fighter begins as a blank chassis, and you fill its combat slots with martial-arts chips—special moves that range from projectiles to grabs, counters, teleports, and high-impact strikes. Because each move is interchangeable across characters, players can mix and match abilities to create fighting styles that reflect their instinctive play patterns. Some combinations lend themselves to zoning and long-range harassment, others to high-pressure rushdown tactics, whil…

Fight of Steel: Infinity Warrior is by far the best Digital Crafter game I've played. The art style is much more appealing, their animation improved a lot from their previous games and the gameplay is also much smoother. While it takes the "formula" of it's predecessors in some aspects, I feel the combo potential and specially the addition of EX specials greatly improves the experience, on top of both stage and HUD design being more interesting and colourful (though I wish they'd use a more stylized font as opposed to basic Calibri regular). I also quite enjoy the music (enough to purchase the soundtrack), which makes me wish we had more stages to pick from, since the selection we do have is, for the most part, solid. Customizing the robots is obviously the main selling point here, and while I greatly appreciate what was done with them, specially getting to customize stances, walk animations, intros and victory poses and not just the move sets, I feel like there could have been some improvements. Firstly, colours. You cannot recolour specific sections of a robot part. For instance, the default Zero head has a grey face, baby blue eyes and gold accents around the back of the head …

I wish people gave this game a chance. It was quite fun, I got this game out of a random key and i thought " i don't want this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game it looks like ♥♥♥♥" but then i installed it and got my ass whooped by a very hard cpu it showed me the potential of the combos and the fluidity of the moves the characters have i truly enjoyed my experience.

This is a really fun and way underrated fighting game with a lot of depth to it's combo system. The customization is a lot more engaging than I would've expected and the visual style is quite nice.

while Fight of Gods is reminiscent of World Heroes, this one remembers me of Cyberbots. My main complain is the control setting, using the wasd instead of a more friendly "wazs" or "esxd" which allows faster blocking and better inputs is no good for a fighting game, thanks god the way you use your skills equals the smash bros settings instead of street fighter