EPTIt feels more awesome like that, if I want a game that leads me through every important part of the game, I would go back playing CoD.
Divekick, Two-Buttoned Fighting Game - Page 2
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gTank
Austria2604 Posts
It feels more awesome like that, if I want a game that leads me through every important part of the game, I would go back playing CoD. | ||
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Confuse
2238 Posts
 funny game, hope one day they make a "serious" rendition of it :D | ||
pachi
Melbourne5338 Posts
On August 27 2013 16:53 Confuse wrote: kind of have to agree with one of the youtube comments. where is dr doom, possibly the most famous dive kicker of all time? funny game, hope one day they make a "serious" rendition of it :D Dr Shoals? | ||
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ChristianS
United States3304 Posts
On August 27 2013 16:53 Confuse wrote: kind of have to agree with one of the youtube comments. where is dr doom, possibly the most famous dive kicker of all time? funny game, hope one day they make a "serious" rendition of it :D I think this iteration is as "serious" as you're gonna get. My understanding is there used to be a simpler, more jokey version of the game that was free, but then a developer decided to take the concept and flesh it out into a full fighting game with interesting character matchups and proper strategy, while keeping a light-hearted kind of parody tone. There's never going to be a triple A title with a name like "Super Divekick 2 Remix" that takes itself totally seriously. And, as commenter above me notes, Shoals is the Dr. Doom reference just like | ||
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Confuse
2238 Posts
but dr shoals...! okay okay i guess that works. :'( Just as the poster above me pointed out I was expecting something more direct like wolverine, haha. | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
So much fun, and very hard to master. | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
TB's review seems really nitpicky to me. Menu interface and lack of a tutorial, to me this would only count against like 2% of a game's score. He doesn't spend much time talking about the game itself, or giving any insight into how it plays. Then again, maybe that's beyond the scope of a 20-minute review from someone who doesn't play fighting games seriously. But yeah, I like the game a lot. I don't want to practice it too much, though, as I'll probably end up stashing it as something to do when my non-FGC friends come over to get drunk. | ||
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Rayeth
United States883 Posts
On August 27 2013 23:48 Confuse wrote: but dr shoals...! okay okay i guess that works. :'( Just as the poster above me pointed out I was expecting something more direct like wolverine, haha. Wolverine? You mean | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
Any resemblance to real or fictional wolverines is purely coincidental. | ||
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ChristianS
United States3304 Posts
On August 28 2013 00:39 Cel.erity wrote: But yeah, I like the game a lot. I don't want to practice it too much, though, as I'll probably end up stashing it as something to do when my non-FGC friends come over to get drunk. This is definitely gonna be one of the greatest uses of this game. I already usually toss my friends in with Super Smash Brothers Brawl when they're drunk, but they still have a bit of trouble with all the big stages trying to kill you and all the moves every character has | ||
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
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Lemstar
United States387 Posts
http://store.steampowered.com/app/244730/ | ||
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