MONMUSU * FIGHT! Reviews

Controller support is weak, or at least advanced controllers anyway. I will hook up an old NES pad and update accordingly I enjoy the characters and what StudioS was trying to do by making the game, thus far.

The movements are simple and the story is short, but it´s a fun game, and if you have another actual player to fight against it can become a good contest fighting game.

This game is a mess. Poor controller support, in ability to properly navigate the menus and the game is more uninspired in gameplay the the Mavel, Mortal Kombat and Tekken mobile games. As a longtime Fighter fan I will never recomnd this game.

Went through the Herculian task of having to lower the sound settings. After 30 minutes of figuring it out I was ready to play the game. I booted up the story mode (I am a somewhat seasoned fighting game player) in hopes to see how the game plays. I chose my character, I went with the Lamia as I am a man of true culture, and proceeded. When entering the fight I was then subject to a one-combo kill to the AI. And yes that is in fact the default setting and the permamnent setting for the AI (as far as I know)....10/10 worth every refunded penny.

10/10 This game is like doing crack. One of the best fighting games ever made. Never add online. Ever.

Ok, a monstergirl fighter... main issues: It's made in Fighter Maker. It is low-res at best, and lack of real controller support makes this a game I cannot recommend.

Super basic combat system, training / versus mode both seems to be 2P only since I can't access it with a single controller, if the enemy throw you in the air and attack you you can just put the controller and go cook something cause there is no way to cancel a combo, and even if there is the lack of tutorial do that I have no idea how to do so There is also the "famous" patch (700 yen, so approx 5€, which is pretty much the price of the game) that probably do things if I could manage to win more than 1 combat in a row

Love it, monster girls fighting with a similar feel to Pocket Fighter (Super gem fighter) wish it borrowed a little more from said games.

Basically a one-button fighter where you repeatedly mash the attack button to win. As for the R-18 Patch? The real reason to buy the game? Not much going on there, either. It costs extra, you have to download it from a different site, and it's pretty disappointing. It adds the ability to knock your opponents' clothes off by finishing them with a super move. Only three characters in particular also have the ability to do some additional "stuff" to their opponent after the match is over if they do the super finish. Two of those three characters are clones of each other. This might sound exciting but it's not. Overall this is a pretty cheap cash grab. I'll refrain from asking for a refund just because I want to support the studio with the hope that maybe they'll bring some of their other games (which are much better) to Steam in the future, especially now that Valve is allowing "everything" going forward.

Mechanics are simple and quick to get used to if you ever played a game with a similar engine such as Fighting is Magic (which is now called Them's Fightin' Herds) for example. The characters are quite what you expect from an Eroge title, but if you are here for the oppai and other bits, you will need to install a patch for the full experience. Word of advice: do not play this in full-screen. it is heavily bugged and possibly will not get fixed, due to the fact the engine is old. It is best to play it in windowed or borderless window.