Xiaomei and the Flame Dragon's Fist
PIXEL CO., LTD · 2024 · Action, Arcade, Side Scroller, 2D, 1990's
PC
Positive80% · 10
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About Xiaomei and the Flame Dragon's Fist
The story revolves around two sisters: Xiao Mei, the master of the Flame Dragon Fist, and Xiao Ying, the master of the opposing fist, the Dark Dragon Slaying Fist, and Xiao Mei's older sister. Xiaomei is fascinated by the power of the Dark Dragon and sets out to save her sister who has disappeared. Use punches, kicks, and special moves to defeat enemy characters as they appear.A tough boss awaits at the end of each stage.With music by legendary former Namco composer Norio Nakagata (“Ranrenbo Tengu,” “Genpei Umaiden,” “Thunder Scepter,” “Chozetsu Rinjin Bellaboman,” etc.), this nostalgic kung fu action game pays homage to 16-bit game consoles with a limited number of colors and limited resolution.The cool FM-style sound is a must-listen!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is very much Kung Fu Master with some slight enhancements. The heroine Xiaomei has a few extra moves that include double jump jumps and flying uppercuts to help take down a horde of enemies. There's also a charge gauge which allows you to use a few extra movies. It's not terribly complicated or difficult, though the final level will probably give some challenge. Once you beat it, you unlock a second character with a different story mode and slightly different moveset. Overall you can probably see everything there is to see within an hour, but it has a retro charm, the visuals are colorful, the fighting heroines are cool, and it's a fun time as long as you're down with this style of mid-1980s beat-em-up.4 found this helpful
If you like the classic single plane beat 'em ups of ancient times, then you will enjoy this game.4 found this helpful
Terrible hit detection that is always in favour of the CPU, a control scheme straight from the 80's, and the seeming impossibility to play this game on the keyboard; playing this game is an exercise in frustration. If one is looking for single-plane beat 'em ups, the Master System had some really good ones; this one doesn't measure to any of the greats in the genre.2 found this helpful
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