- July 3, 2014
- I Fight Bears
- 1h median play time
FIST OF AWESOME
Platforms
About
Fist of Awesome is a time-traveling lumberjack-em-up game where you punch bears in the face to save humanity. Enjoy a Develop Award Nominated soundtrack, okay-ish pixel graphics, and an impawsible number of bear-themed puns. The game supports USB & Bluetooth controllers and offers a similar experience to Streets of Rage with a bear-centric twist.






- The game features humorous writing and clever puns, making it entertaining for those who enjoy light-hearted comedy.
- The simple combat mechanics and leveling system provide a straightforward gameplay experience that is easy to pick up and play.
- The pixel art style and catchy soundtrack contribute to a nostalgic feel that appeals to fans of retro games.
- The gameplay becomes repetitive quickly, with limited enemy variety and combat options leading to a monotonous experience.
- The game lacks depth, with many mechanics feeling underdeveloped and the overall challenge diminishing as players progress.
- Technical issues, such as glitches and poor controller support, detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
humor
83 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is a mixed bag, with many players appreciating its silly puns and absurd premise involving bears, while others find it repetitive and forced. Some reviews highlight the game's ability to elicit laughter through its quirky dialogue and 1980s references, but note that the humor can wear thin over time. Overall, while the humor is often cited as the game's strongest feature, it may not be enough to compensate for its gameplay shortcomings.
“This game is funny and all, but you just must buy it to see the ending :D”
“Funny dialogue, ridiculous plot, simple mechanics; everything combines to make this a nice way to kill a couple of hours.”
“Fist of Awesome has a special brand of stupid, sometimes sarcastic humor that I really love.”
“Ugly, dysfunctional controls, not funny and repetitive.”
“It's only beaten out by how unfunny it is.”