- November 3, 2017
- Retro Reactor
One Strike
Platforms
About
"One Strike" is a minimalist, one-hit-kill fighting game. With a focus on defense and timing, players must outmaneuver their opponents in intense duels. Featuring a unique art style and quick matches, it's a fresh take on the genre for seasoned fighters and newcomers alike.








- One Strike offers a unique one-hit-kill mechanic that creates intense and strategic gameplay, making each match feel significant.
- The game features a charming retro aesthetic with a great soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- It provides a variety of game modes and characters, allowing for different play styles and replayability, especially in local multiplayer settings.
- The game lacks online multiplayer, which limits its longevity and appeal for solo players.
- Controls can be frustrating, with no option for customization, making it difficult for some players to adapt.
- Character balance is an issue, as some characters have significant advantages over others, leading to a less competitive experience.
music
66 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its energetic and catchy chiptune soundtrack, which enhances the overall medieval fantasy theme and gameplay experience. Many players highlight its distinctiveness across different stages and its ability to evoke nostalgia reminiscent of classic fighting games. While some found the music occasionally repetitive, the majority agree that it is a standout feature that significantly contributes to the game's charm and enjoyment.
“The music brings a lot of hype and tension to the game, feels very distinct from stage to stage and just feeds into the overall theming of medieval fantasy Japan.”
“I cannot stress enough how important the soundtrack is to this game, it is absolutely amazing and one of the best I have heard in a long time.”
“The soundtrack of this game is also phenomenal, it's fast-paced and has an almost Japanese theme to it.”
“Rather disappointing given the high quality of the music and gameplay otherwise.”
“Sometimes the music would start over when I chose a specific game mode, which was unexpected as I thought it would carry on.”
“The graphics and the music are not my thing, but the animations are fine.”