VR martial art dojo and street self-defense simulation, including Karate, Kung Fu, Judo, knife attacking defense, JeetKuneDo, boxing, Capoeira, swords fighting, archery and more!
A promising game. I have been training kungfu for several years, and during Covid I started using Thrill of the Fight to better my cardio. I was intrigued by the premise of this game, and I tried it out for 20 minutes. it is quite good for cardio, and it is fun to see the different styles applied. There are some things though that I hope will change in future releases: 1) It is designed for standing and sitting while playing, and movement is best achieved with the joystick. While it is possible to really walk, you do not see where you are relative to the guardian - in the heat of sparring, this is not good enough and I feel insecure to really move. It would be easy to change this, if the border of the guardian would be displayed as a colored line on the floor, as is done in Thrill of the Fight. That way, large range movements could still be done with the joy stick, and short range movement by real steps. And backwards movement with the joystick should not be possible at the same speed as forward movement. Currently it is possible to outrun the opponent moving forward when you are moving backward. 2) Behavior at "lethal hits" When you receive a "lethal" hit, the camera switches from 1P to 3P, which is quite disorienting. 3) Weapons Unfortunately, the way you hold weapons are unnatural. The hilt is not aligned with the controller, but it is at a degree that makes it hard to stab, for instance. The hilt of a sword or knife should be identical to the controller. Also, for whatever reason, sometimes the sword in my hand simply disappears in mid-fight, even though I didn't open the hand. Sometimes I can then find it lying on the floor, and sometimes it is simply gone. If there is a reason for this (for instance the opponent has disarmed me), then I need some clue to what has happened. 4) Hand size While the position of the hands relative to my body is exact, the hands are twice the size of my real hands. I could not find a setting to change the hand size. Nice work though!
Add the ability to grab legs. I was doing the Judo mode, and though I know there are no leg grabs in modern sport Judo, traditionally, there have always been single leg, double leg, and fireman's carry throws.
wow. User Interface is quite crude, but the amount of content is really impressive. It's a fighting game so you can have workout and you can try different modes. I hope this game will be developed. For this price I recommend purchasing immediately. Is there a discord for this game where we can get support and discuss things?
Wait and See. Potentially a 5 star game. The NPC’s look incredible and have smooth fluid movements and realistic techniques. The problems: you have no kicking ability and most importantly, the hit registers are way off. The NPC’s record hits when they are not even close to you. If it was an expensive game I would return it. But for $6 I will wait and see if updates make it playable.
Good game but I think it needs tutorials. Pretty fun but I think all the martial arts need basic tutorials. With like counter attacks and stuff. Also I think the kick needs to be a different button
Hardcore martialarts fight. Opponents in this game are smart. They out maneuver the player, dodge, change angles and even counter attacks, very challenging. Feels like your very first day in a dojo.
Has the potential to be great! VR games in general are difficult to create/develop in the first place, so I'm honestly surprised in how good this game performs, especially knowing it's being developed by one person.
There are a number of different modes/practices to experiment with, including a fun street style mode that has you fighting off a number of opponents at the same time. You can use bricks or bottles or baseball bats while attacking or defending. It can definitely get chaotic at times. :)
My main complaint at the moment is that the music does not have a mute switch or slider to lower the volume, as I prefer to hear more of the game/ambient sound in the majority of games, other than rhythm-based of course. The other drawback at this time is that there's no goal or specific challenges to strive for, meaning the initial enjoyment might dwindle rather quickly. The dev has mentioned though that he will be adding a mute switch for the music and also continuing with further updates to keep the interest and fun-factor going.
I do think it's worth the price at this time, while knowing the dev does want to keep improving his game. So the more people that purchase and play it can offer their feedback as well, and help make this game become great in the end. I'm giving it 4 stars for now because the character movements and reactions are really good, along with the good looking environments, and once goals and challenges are added, I'm sure I'll up my rating to 5 stars. Thanks. :)
For a long time I've been looking for a game that feels like a bruce lee movie and I finally found it, the game has great enemy ai, combat, and sword play, if you love martial arts movies then this is your game.
Took a chance and it's good! The fighting feels good. Lots of different styles. Different weapons. 1 hit kills like Bushido blade. Even the judo throws work pretty well. One of the best VR fighting games.
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Rift
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