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The trouble is, they seemed to require extra controls that were not made clear.

It may simply be double-tapping to block, but if you aren’t made aware of that, it’s a frustrating few attempts before you figure it out (probably by accident). The other issue is their health takes so long to diminish, especially in the latter stages, but breathe a sigh of relief as the only checkpoints in the game are set at the start of boss fights, so although many others would be welcome, this at least means that your dozens of deaths during the boss battles won’t force you to restart the whole stage. I also experienced a couple of system crashes when using Kung Fury’s menus, but as annoying as that always is, fortunately they didn’t lose any progress and the loading times are minimal, which again saved any real frustration. This isn’t to be confused with the blue-screen “crash report” that serves as the pause screen just one of the dozens of references for arcade fans to enjoy. My personal highlight of the whole game was the simple but pitch-perfect sound of a coin being deposited into a machine when you press continue.

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This would be closely followed by the image distortion as though you were playing on a rounded cabinet screen – but this is only really discernible on a bigger TV when playing the PS4 version. Kung Fury: Street Rage is not a perfect experience, but for £3.29 it could be worth it for those willing to attempt to gain the top spot on the leaderboards. If you love classics like Streets of Rage or Double Dragon and long for the arcade cabinet experience of the past, Kung Fury could be what you’re looking for, but its short length, frustrating mechanics and lack of variety really hold it back. What there is, I suspect, has turned out just as developers HelloThere AB intended, but whether that’s for the best or not is, I think, a very personal choice. You can get your fix of his antics on Twitter Backloggd ( Ribnax) & Twitch ( Ribnax) or check out his fantastic video game talk show, The Platformers, on Twitch & Apple Podcasts.Kung Fury: Street Rage is available on PC, PS4 and PS Vita. Unlimited access to IGN maps and checkpointsīrian Barnett writes reviews, guides, features, & more for IGN & GameSpot.

Kung fury street rage 2nd boss pro#

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IGN Plus is the paid membership program for IGN, and right now you can grab an annual membership for just $29.99, or just $4.99 a month, if you prefer to go that route. When asked about any future plans related to Kung Fury (or Kung Fury 2), Oskar simply winked and said, "Maybe?" We will have to wait and see what the future will hold. Eagle eyed players should also keep a lookout for Triceracop's confession, the infamous 'Bluescreen' reference, as well as references to Ninja Turtles in the most likely of places. If you are looking to jump in, consider Kung Fury to be much more fun with a friend, so be sure to jump into co-op together, or challenge each other in classic mode.

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This new version bundles all previously released content together and adds more worlds, boss fights, features, new gameplay modes with free movement, local multiplayer, and even David Hasselhoff as a playable character. To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Kung Fury: Street Rage, Laser Unicorns, David Sandberg, and Hello There Games decided to create a whole new game Kung Fury: Street Rage - Ultimate Edition.

Luckily, it found it's audience, enabling the studio to work on story-based, expanded versions with voiceover provided by the film's actors, as well as a lyric video of David Hasselhoff's "True Survivor." The 5th Anniversary & Ultimate Edition Laser Unicorns (one of the production companies behind the film) and Sandberg worked directly with Hello There Games to bring characters and enemies from the film to the game, 1-for-1, bringing the original mobile version to life in a scant 2.5 months. Eklund said the choice was made due to the limitations of developing for mobile, combined with a very short dev time, but it also helps it stand out from its competition, having a more rhythmic feel than most brawlers. Instead of stage-based, "left-to-right" progression with free-moving combat, Kung Fury: Street Rage opted instead for no movement control, and only proximity-based combat using the Left and Right buttons for attacks (at least in the base game). Kung Fury isn't like most other martial arts films, and Kung Fury: Street Rage doesn't play like other side-scrolling beat-em-ups, either.