Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Dec 1, 2021

  For what it is, it's pretty awesome. And I'm amazed they kept adding to it.
• Cool Steve

  Mar 16, 2023

  This game was 1.99 when I bought it and this "sale price" of 17.99 is outrageous for what is essentially a free to play mobile or flash game as some others have expressed. Beware of this scam price, this game is NOT worth that price of admission. Pizza Tower is about the same price and is a full on game, get that instead.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 26, 2023

  Pretty nice synthwave crush, but way too short. Mainly for this price tag... Anyways buy it to support games like this.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 26, 2023

  what's up with the price, lmao
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  This game controls like One Finger Death Punch, two waves on enemies on both sides, use left/right arrow key to attack respected side. Enemies can sometimes take more than one hit to kill and some enemies change sides. You have three lives, and you gain more points as you string your combo along. Missing and getting hit can reduce your bonus amount. It's a nice little timewaster, with some brilliant 80s style visuals and music.
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  It's basically a better looking, more difficult, but much less feature-rich version of One Finger Death Punch. Worth a recommendation at this price, though. Edit (01/11/16): This game has now been updated with a new story mode, with extra characters, boss fights, and a slower difficulty ramp than the original endless mode. The standard price has been increased by $1.00, but I think this is still worth a recommendation.
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  I only bought the game to show my appreciation of that awesome movie. Great work!
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  I had to make a decision between getting two McDoubles for dinner or killing Nazi's in an '80s arcade-style beat 'em up. I guess this will be my nourishment for tonight.
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  Much like the film upon which it is based, experiencing Kung Fury: Street Rage is not an intellectual pursuit. Behind its attractively retro flair, complete with simulated bulbous low resolution Cathode Ray Tube display, stylized chiptune music, and sprite graphics, is an unforgiving test of pure reflex. The more you think while playing this game, the worse you'll do! There are only three buttons you need worry about: Right, Left, and Pause. Humorously, pausing the game takes it to a simulated blue screen of death, also providing you with the means to exit the game (pressing start again), causing the screen to warp and snowcrash. While individual mileage may vary, I find that the wide variety of animations that Kung Fury can unleash to represent your simple one-button attacks to be amusing enough to completely override any semblence of boredom in the otherwise extremely simple concept of the game's mechanics. Its simplicity borders on elegance, or perhaps even meets it, as I do not believe they could have added anything to the game that wouldn't somehow damage the experience. It boils down to this: enemies run at you from either side and you must attack them as they get close. Most are one-hit mooks easily dispatched, but as play progresses tougher and more complicated enemies arrive--ones that require frantic combinations of right and left attacks to take down, as more and more foes flock and swarm in an attempt to overwhelm you. And overwhelm you they will. You can take three hits and then it's game over, to start again. There are no power ups, no way to heal yourself, no way to expand your character's capabilities, no other levels; this game is just You, Your Reflexes, and the High Score. Maybe it's not the most immersive experience in the world, but without a doubt it's one of the purest executions of a game ever expressed. The fact that it's so aesthetically polished--not MERELY poor graphics but an entire suite of stylistic touches like glitches, rendering artifacts, all meant to evoke the limited hardware capacities of ages gone by--makes the whole experience an unexpected treat. Give it a whirl; you don't have anything to lose! ...except for maybe two bucks. But I humbly submit that it's worth that much.
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  Two button fighting à la One Finger Death Punch. Easy to grasp gameplay mechanics, and just one game mode, endless vs the online friends leaderboard. I appreciate the retro arcade games art style, and can't get enough of the music. I'd pay the pittance this game costs just for the soundtrack. Doesn't hurt that its a quite competent and fun to play two button fighting game also (not quite as deep as OFDP, and lacks levels and different challenge modes) Worth it for €2 ? EASY.