Urban Street Fighter Reviews

this game is doodoo i have a hardtime playing this the controllor dont work only a like how do you fuck up the controls so badly? ai just blocks like the 100% of the time so you need to hope that you get a hit the hitbox is dumb because im down but somehow the ai just punch since im down that's makes no sense dude i regret buying 5$ at night dont buy this game its horrible and buggy too the ai spams the chan li's kick so report this game and the desc of the game is full of lies -AAA aaa for what the game models are literally broken so this game made by the kid of age 10 just make the game realistic punch sounds: a another lie because the sounds of attacks is just cartoon sounds there's no way to change the contorls too so you stuck with the most CONFUSEING CONTROLS KNOWN TO MAN i rage because the ai blocking and attacking so i just down hit because they cant block the ui souless buggy and fake dont buy this not worth anything you better off buying a footlong from subway instead of this buggy aaahhhh game

This game has changed my life forever, I don't think I could have made it through covid without this, I have about 350 hours on my alt account and am considered to be the best in the North American region, so you know you can trust me on this. The gameplay is exquisite and the controls are snappy and responsive. I honestly can't play many other games after the experience of playing this, the rest of the games on steam just feel obsolete. The characters feel like people you have to know your whole life, it feels so real and immersive and you start to grow a connection with the characters as the story develops. Speaking of the story, it's about 15 hours long and while ill try to not spoil anything in this review, I got to say the couples in this story are realistic and add some needed romance to this otherwise serious story. Speaking of the serious story, to relive the tone some in this game they added driver for some comedic relief. I like the character, tho he can be a bit much at times even crossing into being annoying sometimes. I think that his jokes mostly fit my comedic style, yet I think that they could have added more jokes for the older generations. The main character is mike and the story follows him as he goes against many formidable foes. I think the choice to make mike a silent protagonist was a brave one, and I think that the decision paid off. I also think that making Ethan a silent villain adds to his mystery and makes his betrayal more emotional as he doesn't even need words to describe his secret hatred for you and the rest of you're crew. Finally, I want to speak on the political commentary in this game. The statements on immigration are brave and what we need in this day and age. I also appreciate the message put into the game for young children. The message of "Don't trust no hoes" is an important one to teach our younglings. In conclusion, this game has great gameplay, amazing controls, characters that feel real, and a story for the ages. 9.6/10 Best game of 2021.

I'm the kind of guy that'll give every fighting game a shot. Went in with an open mind on this one, but it didn't quite pan out. For one thing, there's no option to change control inputs, which is frustrating especially since one of the default gamepad inputs on 1P overlaps with an input on 2P. Since there's no training mode, you have to go into versus 2P mode if you wish to lab/try things out, and as you can guess that can make things a chore. Even an option to just disable 2P inputs would've helped things a bit. The game itself has a basic fighter system, and while I can forgive jank, sometimes it gets intrusive in this game. Sometimes there's moves that just whiff completely, like Driver's stand LK missing on 1P side on some characters. It's also a bit cumbersome that very little of the games controls are explained to you. There's a menu that lists special moves, but it's only for one character in the game, Mike; Everybody else you have to just wing it. There's two characters, Boxer and Ethan, who have a strange control/assist system, and Boxer jumps with a button(?). And three Chun-Li clones who I assume have other moves but all I could figure out was Lightning Legs. Other than Mike, Driver/Robo Kyle (they're the same character swapped basically) I could figure out a bit of, and they were actually pretty fun. This game actually has a few fun ideas going for it, and I found myself labbing some Driver/Kyle combos for a bit. As a program it ran well all things considered, even for my less than stellar setup right now. But the problems in the game just get too much in the way to recommend. Even some small fixes could help this game a lot.

In all my life, I don't think anything could have prepared me for this game. The stomach churning plot twist of Soccer Boy murdering Mechanim's family, and being the mastermind behind the Urban Streets Fight Gala blew me away. Soccer Boy wasn't the type of character you'd expect to do that, and I can't really sleep properly after losing my trust in a videogame character like that. The prequel to this, Street Fighter 6, of course reset the timeline after Ken fell prey to Shang Tsung's shenanigans. But I never expected the iconic Ryu house to be transformed and appraised into Back Alley, a map positively brimming with life and character. I never get tired of looking at oilbarrel.fbx and brickwall.png and many other lovely sights. This game will shape the FGC for years to come and I don't really know if I can go back to Fighterz, or Smash Ultimate after this. Peak, Goat, peakgoat.