Title: Fist Slash: Of Ultimate Fury
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
Sinclair Strange
Publisher:
Rising Star Games
Release Date: 10 Dec, 2015

Minimum:

• OS: Windows 7
  
• Processor: If it runs Windows 7 and Steam, you can play Fist Slash!
  
• Memory: 50

English

fist slash of ultimate fury

Fun game. The levels look a bit generic but they are well playable. Good enemy placement, smooth controls, challenging, weapons are useful, pacing is right and there is a nice flow of level progression. I also like the fact that the difficulty setting alters levels like placing new objects, weather effects, enemies and adding new attack patterns. Boss fights are a bit easy and could have used more diverse attack patterns. The gameplay is similar to Ninja Gaiden, it's not great but pretty solid and scratches the 8-bit itch. Check out Oniken as well if you like this type of gameplay.. Wall jumping mechanic is terrible, especially when by default, if you try playing with a ds3 or ds4, jump is mapped to square, and attack to circle. Now who the heck can play an action game like that? hitting jump twice to attach to a wall is frustrating at the very least. Decent value but not enjoyable due to these factors for me.. Shatterhand meets Ninja Gaiden. Enough said. Superb game but. No direct input and it doesn't even read an XBOX controller. I love the developer's work, going back as far as his days on Newgrounds, but this is the 2nd game he's released on Steam that lacks direct input or even Xinput. So, go download a controller emulator like Xpadder or something and enjoy because despite that foible this is a fantastic NES throwback title.. I don't write reviews really, but I've got to say that anyone who was a fan of the Nimja Gaiden gameplay and graphics should check this out. Worth the 5 dollars, in my opinion.. It's not like the game was inspired by Ninja Gaiden, it's more like cheap ROM hack. But without bosses.. Fist Slash: Of Ultimate Fury is a game that I recommend because: - is a method to banish boredom - it has trading cards - it has action - it is indie Enjoy!. TLDR: Great if you can map your controller This is like two different games. If you have a way to map the analog stick controls to your dpad it's a great Ninja Gaiden tribute with tight controls, great music, a weenie mode for people like me and two more difficulties for people with actual skill. If you don't have that it's a rage inducing game with horrible controls where at least half of your deaths will be from stick movement not registering correctly. Too bad the controls aren't mappable in the game options themselves. I've been playing the game for a couple months. The controller issue was annoying but I was able to get past levels 1-3 despite it. Then I hit level 4 and suddenly it became ragequit city. I'd play once or twice a week, use up my lives on 4-2 or 4-4's spikes thanks to movements not registering (note that I wasn't even playing on normal or hard where the spikes one-shot you) and ragequit for a few more days. Today I set up a custom keybind profile for my controller and I immediately blasted through all of level 4 on one life. Great game if you rebind and I'd recommend it unreservedly if it had that in the options.. A retro pixel beatemup platformer/fighting game with a lot of problems. Terrible pixel graphics distract from the game and just don't look very good. The game was released in 2015, there's no excuse for pixel graphics, the pixel nostalgia thing came and went. Worst of all the game is so unstable/buggy that it's unplayable, with a lot of app freezes/popups from Windows telling me the process was unresponsive. Gamers would be better off just playing old NES games in an emulator if that's what they want to do.

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