- August 11, 2014
- Sunstone Games, LLC.
Colossal Kaiju Combat: Kaijuland Battles
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"Colossal Kaiju Combat: Kaijuland Battles" is a fighting game where players control enormous monsters, or "kaiju," and battle it out in Kaijuland. Choose from various kaiju, each with unique abilities and strengths, and engage in combat in a variety of environments. The game features both single-player and multiplayer modes, allowing players to test their kaiju combat skills against AI opponents or other players online.






- The game has potential and could appeal to fans of kaiju and fighting games, especially those who enjoyed previous Godzilla titles.
- The combat system is fun and offers strategic depth, with a variety of attacks and character designs that reflect their unique personalities.
- The game is still in early access, which means there is hope for future updates and improvements based on community feedback.
- The game has been in early access for nearly a decade with little to no updates, leading to frustration among backers and players.
- It suffers from poor graphics, clunky controls, and a lack of content, with only four characters and one arena available.
- Many players report that the online multiplayer is dead, and the game feels unfinished, leading to a sense of abandonment by the developers.
- gameplay16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some praising the combat mechanics and nostalgic elements reminiscent of classic monster fighting games, while others criticize significant flaws such as awkward hit detection and bugs. Despite these issues, players appreciate the ongoing updates and potential for improvement, indicating that the game could evolve into a more competitive experience. Overall, while the gameplay is enjoyable for fans of the genre, it currently lacks depth and polish.
“The gameplay around this, as mentioned previously, may cause some situations to look odd, but the animations and concepts for the attacks aren't to blame at all, and deserve some praise.”
“I think gameplay should be a priority and it needs some fixes, but I'm definitely still spending plenty of time playing the game and enjoying it.”
“Up to four people online can battle, and the gameplay, even in the early stages of testing, is great.”
“Gameplay: 1/10”
“Gameplay-wise, cases of awkward hit detection (missing an enemy with an attack you thought should have hit them) are probably the biggest downfalls.”
“There seems to be very little depth to the gameplay; it's entirely big monsters hitting each other.”