- August 30, 2018
- Zudenan Digital
Just Beat Em Up : World of Fury
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About
Just Beat Em Up : World of Fury is a "side-scrolling beat'em up" that brings you back to the golden age of arcade games. Fight alone or with a friend and beat up all your foes. Escape from the prison of the desert, chase after general Bombix and foil Iron Muscle's evil schemes. You will face many dangers through thirty different levels, all accompanied by explosive sound tracks.






- The game successfully captures the retro arcade feel, reminiscent of classic beat 'em ups like Streets of Rage and Golden Axe.
- The music is a standout feature, with a nice techno soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience.
- It offers a good variety of game modes and is family-friendly compared to similar titles, making it accessible for a wider audience.
- The game suffers from issues like uncertain hit detection, laggy controls, and repetitive gameplay, which can detract from the overall experience.
- There are significant bugs, such as crashes during gameplay, which can lead to frustration and may require uninstallation.
- The lack of online co-op and limited variety in special moves and attacks make the gameplay feel somewhat stale and less engaging.
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is heavily inspired by classic beat 'em ups like Final Fight and Streets of Rage, incorporating mechanics from Golden Axe, such as fury moves and charging attacks. However, players criticize the lack of variety in moves, repetitive gameplay, and absence of defensive options, leading to a frustrating experience despite its retro aesthetic. Overall, while it captures the look of 80s games, it falls short in delivering engaging gameplay.
“Gameplay is reminiscent of classic beat 'em ups such as Final Fight and Streets of Rage.”
“There are gameplay mechanics taken from Golden Axe, including the fury release move and charging attack.”
“Overall, the game has the look from the 80s and gameplay feel that seems to combine several features from Golden Axe and Streets of Rage.”
“Also, there is no variety in available moves, repetitive gameplay, no dash, no dodge, nor guard, no defense, no special moves, and a pretty poor fury mode.”
“Full points for actual retro gaming, but no points for efforts at decent gameplay.”
“Pixel art is nice, but the gameplay is a bit frustrating; although the beginning is pretty easy, it doesn't hold up.”