Dragon Fury

It is fun to look through the Characters. I laughed my ass off when I saw Randalf. However the Combat is weird and I dont like the fact that every character has the same moveset. The weapons are weird too, in my opinion there are too many weapons and the combat is boring. I would like to see different special moves from character to character. A lore would be funny too, if there was a Lore I would still laugh my ass off. The game has big potential and I hope that it doesnt get abandoned and I would love to see it getting a bit better. The boring combat is its biggest problem.

Gameplay is straightforward and fun, it's easy to learn and fun to play with friends locally, but single player needs more work. Animations and character models are nice, music is really bad lol

I like this game. full stop. Then, of course, one can start compare it with some other similar fighting game (yeah, ok, Mortal Kombat...), but you shouldn't, because you should first appreciate the good things, and not that all games should be necessarily the same. Good things: plenty of characters (some even funny, or charming or sexy...), good character movement even without a powerful 3D card, plenty of weapons, easy to play - without having to get a 6-months degree in learning tons of options and moves. Learning to use all the possible moves may take some time (and this may be the real objective), but this will not prevent from play and get some fun. Then, yeah, some little graphic glitch, few locations to fight, moves may be improved.. OK, but I still like it.

I quite like this game, but it's not for everybody. Primarily becuase it is not a typical fighting game like street fighter or tekken. I guess the most important things to know about this game are: Each character is essentially the same, except that they vary in size. But essentially their move-sets are all identical. The way your character fights does vary though, depending on what weapon they are using. There are a few groups. Unarmed, Sword/Axe/Club/Samurai Sword, Big Sword/Big Hammer/Big Axe and the staff/spear group. For each of these weapon sets, the character will have a number of attacks they can make, based on buttons pushed, and what direction the d-pad is held. With practice, this can allow you to string together a series of attacks, something like a combo, but not quite. There are no special moves, like fire balls, dragon punches or ultra-combos. It's more based in a real world set of attacks that could realistically be made by each weapon. If you want to play a easy to pick up, straightforward and intuitive game where each (mostly very cool) character has got just as much chance of winning as the next, then this might be well worth a try. Keep in mind though that it does seem to be made by one person, so it's no juggernaut like the big name games.

It got too laggy Can I get a refund?

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