KungFu Master - PC Game - Reflexive Arcade

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thepiratebay's Review - April 30, 2007 - View all my reviews (7)

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Where's the Kung Fu??

Aw man what a misleading title for a game. Here I was all psyched to re-live my Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat days. When I was a youth spending all my allowance in arcades playing Street Fighter II/Alpha, Mortal Kombat and Killer Instinct. This game however made me say, "HEY MAN! WHERE'S THE KUNG FU ACTION YOU PROMISED US?!"

Needless to say it had no Bruce Lee or Chuck Norris cameo in it nor any old man wearing a bamboo hat, whilst sprouting words of wisdom. This game is an action something or rather that doesn't quite compare to others of it's genre. Remember the glory days of Atari 2600? Everyone was like Berserk for Berzerk (that multi-directional shooter game) yeah it's kind of like that. I kinda regret not asking the girl I liked out on a date. I still had fun that day as I remember, because I was kicking back at the arcade with my friends; Ryu, Ken, Sagat, Jax, Scorpion, and Sub-Zero. What would they play over the loud speakers? As I recall It was Bon Jovi's Bad Medicine. Ahhhh the memories.

Ciao!

This review has an average score of 3.2 - Based on 24 ratings
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Doomion's Review - April 30, 2007 - View all my reviews (7)

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Weak

Simple graphics and un-cool powers. Not mentioning the crude grammar. They didn't even bother reviewing the game for typos/mistakes after they made it.
If you managed to like this game, I would reccomend two games very alike this one, but way better: Crimsonland and Evil Invasion. Nicer graphics, cooler enemies and attacks, better.

This review has an average score of 3.1 - Based on 22 ratings
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talgaby's Review - May 28, 2007 - View all my reviews (15)

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Crimsonland - in China

The game is basically the same as Crimsonland, with the exception, that you can earn skill points and spend them on different skills, like in an rpg, and not on different perks. Sadly, most of these skills (at least the offensive ones) are useless, except one or two, but luckily they can be enough to beat the game... but it won't be easy. The game is irrationally diffucult, even on Easy settings. It can be frustrating, but if you manage to hook up on it, then it can provide a real challenge.
If you liked Crimsonland, but always thought, it could really use another type of character-upgrade system, or if you found it too easy, then I would recommend trying this one too.

This review has an average score of 2.7 - Based on 3 ratings
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