WhamPunch 超能打

You’re just an ordinary guy who happens to have superpowers and decides to go on a rampage. The action takes place from a first person perspective, and you use your fists to deal damage, with a charged punch performed by holding down the button. You can also jump and dash, and travel farther in a straight line by holding the jump button to build up power and then releasing it. Both the charged jump and punch use SP, which is refilled by dealing damage. The game is still in early access, so there is only one stage available, a modern city with skyscrapers on floating islands. Progress through the stage is linear, with a mix of platforming sections and plenty of fights. Enemies can hurt and kill you, but the stage has checkpoints, so you do not have to complete it in one life. Falling into the void below is harmless, as you respawn at the last checkpoint, though it wastes time. The appeal lies in destruction. With certain objects and enemies, you can mash the punch button to send them flying into a skyscraper or another object. Objects are often used in platforming, as you need to punch something into an obstacle to destroy it and create a path. These objects respawn, so you can tr…

WhamPunch 超能打 feels like a game created with one clear mission in mind: make players feel absurdly powerful at all times. Developed and published by AWE_some_ZT, this indie action title embraces exaggerated destruction, superhuman combat, and chaotic physics with almost reckless enthusiasm. Instead of focusing on realism or tactical complexity, the game prioritizes speed, impact, and spectacle. From the first few minutes, it becomes obvious that the experience is built around unleashing devastating punches, smashing enemies through buildings, and turning entire city blocks into debris-filled battlefields. The result is an action game that may still be rough in places, but consistently delivers explosive entertainment. The combat system is the centerpiece of the experience and easily the strongest reason to play. Every attack feels intentionally exaggerated in the best possible way. Punches send enemies flying across streets, shockwaves tear through environments, and the sheer momentum behind each movement makes encounters feel energetic from start to finish. The game captures the fantasy of being an unstoppable superpowered force far better than many larger-budget releases. Rather…

this game is lowkey so bad it looks good but is so bunsss

I would like to enjoy the game, but when i make it to the first obstacle course I cannot make it through. The super dash only lets you go straight ahead of you which will sometimes just shoot you right into the side of a platform, sending you to your death. If you could angle it a little depending on where you are looking, that may help. Also, after blowing a building up, it will respawn once you get to that platform, keeping you from progressing. One last thing, the menu does not save the settings that you change.