Frantic taps and swipes move your fighter across small 2D stages, striking opponents (many of which are pots) as limbs flail like a hinged paper doll. You got the usual attacking minions which can be anticipated and avoided, and power-ups can unleash special attacks or refill your health bar. But the game's engine uses a literal ticking clock: the only way to get more precious seconds in each stage is to beat the crap out of bad guys, necessitating a fast and flowing attack pattern.
Unfortunately, while Dragon Finga displays some original ideas and some excellent art and sound design, the game falls into the usual patterns of modern free-to-play titles. Continue items are rare, and the only real progression comes from acquiring in-app currency and using it to customize your player character. Advertising and social pushes are basically constant, to say nothing of the same dual-currency IAP seen in a thousand other titles. So if that sort of thing bothers you, you might as well pass on this game.
Wow dis one good damge
It looks like that's basically the 10 years old "Ragdoll Kung-fu" but with new graphics and touch controls. Not that I'm complaining as it was pretty fun!
It is actually pretty fun but kinda repetitive.
Looks like RagDoll Kung-Fu game that released on PC (and PS3) a long time ago.. i bought it and it was super fun. gotta try this out now.
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Frantic taps and swipes move your fighter across small 2D stages, striking opponents (many of which are pots) as limbs flail like a hinged paper doll. You got the usual attacking minions which can be anticipated and avoided, and power-ups can unleash special attacks or refill your health bar. But the game's engine uses a literal ticking clock: the only way to get more precious seconds in each stage is to beat the crap out of bad guys, necessitating a fast and flowing attack pattern.
Unfortunately, while Dragon Finga displays some original ideas and some excellent art and sound design, the game falls into the usual patterns of modern free-to-play titles. Continue items are rare, and the only real progression comes from acquiring
 in-app currency and using it to customize your player character. Advertising and social pushes are basically constant, to say nothing of the same dual-currency IAP seen in a thousand other titles. So if that sort of thing bothers you, you might as well pass on this game.
Wow dis one good damge
It looks like that's basically the 10 years old "Ragdoll Kung-fu" but with new graphics and touch controls. Not that I'm complaining as it was pretty fun!
It is actually pretty fun but kinda repetitive.
Looks like RagDoll Kung-Fu game that released on PC (and PS3) a long time ago.. i bought it and it was super fun. gotta try this out now.
184 queries | 0.515s | forge Android is a trademark of Google Inc. | © Illogical Robot LLC, 2009-2018