Unlimited Fight Reviews

Sometimes a bit buggy and its graphics are not perfect but this game is for this price is masterpiece.

Simple recommendation: Buy the game (as is if the price remains $1.99) Rating 3 out of 5 stars (3 being the minimum to recommend a game). TL;DR - Despite the awkward controls and lack of end story, the price is low enough and the game is just functional enoughto justify purchasing it. THE PROS 1- The price. At the time of this review, I purchased this game for US $1.99. Although this game is finished and can be played through to the end, the level of quality is essentially that of an early access game. However, for me that price is low enough to justify the purchase of the game. 2 - Hit detection. Hit detection is very good, with visual indicators of hits. This game appears to be the first one done by this creator, so getting hit detection right on his first fighting game is a huge plus and something the creator should be congratulated for. 3 - Character Model Animation and Clarity. The movements of the character models are very life like and the clarity of the character models when fighting is good. As this is a 3D game, the creator has chosen to have realistic stances based on positioning. Depening on which direction your character is facing, their back or chest wwill be facing the camera. Parts of your character's body can be obscured by the camera but even when this happens you can see what movements and actions are taking place. 4 - Character Textures and distinctiveness. The textures look good and the characters are sufficiently distinict to tell them apart 5 - Fast Load Times. I have played fighting games made on the Unity Engine (Shaolin vs. Wutang) with very very long load times. The load times for stages on this game are much much faster on the same engine. THE CONS 1 - Key/Button Mapping. -- There is an input selection in options but the only thing it does is show the controls. It either does not permit remapping of the controls, or the option to remap controls is not sufficiently clear for me to understand how to use it. I personally find the first player keyboard controls awkward. There are 3rd party applications available to re-map keys. Given the price point of the game this is a non-fatal flaw, but it is an annoying one. I have not tested controler support. 2 - Obscuring or Unclear Environment. On one level a monitor or picture gets between the camera and both characters, though rare, this is annoying. There is a level with an asphalt floor that is so similar in color to Gwen's leggings, that Gwen's legs become transparent, making it difficult to see. As with the previous point, this is non-fatal but annoying. 3 - No End Story. There are compelling stories in the biographies in the character selection screen, but when I played the game there was no ending or resolution to these stories apart from a congratulations screen. THE DIFFERNT (Neither pro nor con) 1 - Number of rounds. The most common options for fighting games are best 2 out of 3 rounds or player selected number of rounds. This game has best 3 out of 4 which isn't good or bad, just different. 2 - Typos. There are minor typos and unclear language throughout the game. The impression that I get is not that this is due to a lack of effort, but rather that English is not the creator's first language, or that the creator uses a distinct (non-American, non-British) variant of written English. As someone who has played and enjoyed fighting games in languages he cannot read (Japanese), this is neither a pro or con but different. All of the instructions and information are clear, despite these typos or differences. 3 - Resolution. This game does not offer a 1920 x 1080 resolution, and it was released in 2020. This is not a pro because it is a graphical limitation but it is also not a con because it may help contribute to the fast loading times. The game looks perfectly crisp and clear and plays well for me. SUGGESTIONS: 1 - To the creator: Put more information about the game on the steam page. If you are open to doing more work on thegame, set a financial goal and commit to improving the game if you reach it. If it's worth your time, you could justify charging a higher price if the game were a bit more polished 2 - To gamers: If a couple bucks is make or break for you, consider passing on this game, but if you have the money to spare, as stated above I recommend buying.