World Fighting Soccer 22

[b]I’m not exactly sure what to say here. This game is not very fun, and you should consider it at least a little suspicious when you see lots of [u]positive[/u] reviews saying how fun the game is when they never play more than 30 minutes. That’s not even one evening couch session with friends.[/b] One positive thing I can say about World Fighting Soccer 22 is that the game has more mechanical depth than Melko Game Club’s [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/ShynyMagikarp/recommended/2344240/][i]other game[/i][/url]. Unfortunately, it’s not enough to make it good, and may actually even be a slight negative. A lack of real tutorial or practice mode really makes the additional complexity hard to adjust to. In fact, there’s not much at all here. There’s an exhibition type mode, and an arcade tournament type mode. Truthfully, they are little different because when you lose in the 2nd round of the tournament, you need not start over. But it won’t matter much because you will get your ass handed to you on repeat the first 10 games you play. The game is hard, and the training mode, besides showing you the controls (there’s no menu for this in-game. In fact, there’s no menu [b][i]at all[/…

Can't rebind controls? Can't exit game without alt+f4? Easily fixable problems make this game bad.

Discount bundle slop. Works better as a microgame in a bigger game.

This game slays

Please read, as I'm recommending this game to give it better chances (kinda late but still) but I have serious issues with it. While I recommend this game because it's freaking awesome and totally learnable, the controls suck. Mechanically the game is tight, in theory. It's actually a really solid general execution on an interesting premise. It isn't a mf soccer game, that comment annoys me. It's literally called world FIGHTING soccer, and if the presence of fighting and the kung fu sfx weren't a giveaway then I can't help you, I'm not sure anyone can. Anyway, that's a review of some reviewers, now a review of the game. So the good: fast paced, exciting, visually great, and everything FEELS like it should lead to consistently epic experiences. The idea is absolutely great. The bad: everything good about this nearly mechanically tight game is undermined by unintuitive-at-best controls. This is a three button game - sprint, jump, and strike. I still had to do the tutorial to understand what was happening, because your directional input controls both movement and striking direction, which, on its own sounds fine, but more on that in a bit. Also, B is your strike button by default…

It's an arcade game that doesn't feel like soccer at all. I guess there's some fun to be had, but it's not soccer and it's not really my cup of tea.