LASTFIGHT

The game is really poor ... That its biggest issue : few levels, few characters with no really differences of skills, a little bit buggy and not a lot of environmentals things to help you during fights, finished in 30 minutes an multiplayer as poor as the rest. Music and sounds effects are pretty cools but, even as a big fan of the book and animated serie, I think that's just a waste of time.

It feels very Powerstone-like but doesn't quite hit the mark. This is the first game I've played in years that feels similar to Powerstone. The use of items and super forms with interactable stages, it all feels similar. Graphics look pretty nice and the music is adequate. You are able to pick up and throw items and catch them if they are thrown at you. Items in the game are quite limited though and you do not unlock more items through gameplay unfortunately. Stage designs look varied and have some hazards but some are a little uninspired. Combat feels quite satisfying. I do miss some of the movement options that they had in Powerstone where you could swing from poles or push off walls or bounce off your opponent's head by pressing P + K. The super forms power up your character but in this game instead of being character specific you have a super form tied to the stage that you are playing on and the super forms repeat so you only have a select few transformations in the game. This was the first thing that made me feel that something was missing. This could be attributed to budget constraints but was very disappointing. Another thing is that there are a very limited amount…

fish

[b]What I wanted was a spiritual successor to to the Power Stone games[/b], or at least some thing that got pretty close to them - [b]what I got was an interesting, but largely forgettable clone with a kinda cheap enemy AI that counters everything and gameplay that doesn't nearly feel as impactful and satisfying as the games from over 20 years ago.[/b] I've always wondered why for years this game was never spoken about much after it released and now I see why. Perhaps I'm expecting too much for an inexperienced indie developer to make something as good as the Japanese development legends of old, but despite the fair attempt at a stylish game, the combat is nowhere as near bombastic and entertaining as even the first Power Stone. The use of sounds and visual affects from that game to make it feel like you really knocked somebody on their feet or rewarded you for picking up items dwarfs the attempt here. Jumping straight into rounds in Power Stone feels entertaining as the first fights are fair, the stages offer various combat opportunities, and the power ups are fun and rewarding. Doing the same in Last Fight, the AI in Versus mode would attack me perfectly right before I could, g…

pretty good game

Love this game and wish it had more of a following. Tight controls, unique style, original combat system, and over all very fun. I do wish the game had a bit more padding. I beat the mean story in under 30 minutes and played with the free play a little, but the limited time i experience was more fun than I've had playing most mainstream fighters. What this game needs is a sexy poster-girl. Obviously they don't "need" it, but its proven that kind of stuff gets peoples attention. (Tracer, Chun-Li, Bayonetta, Ivy Valentine, Laura Croft, YoRHa 2B, you get the picture.) Maybe if more people bought the game, Piranaking can afford to add additional characters, stages, and story elements. I know that's unethical, but dammit I want this game to succeed! Buy it.