Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2

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Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 is a single player and multiplayer fighting game with horror and anime themes. It was developed by 羽良麻セルフ and was released on May 8, 2019. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Ultra Fight Kyanta 2 is a fighting game with a frantic pace and easy to learn controls. You can perform special attacks using single button presses! Fight in 2D battles across various modes using teams of hand-drawn characters.

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story14 positive mentions

stability1 negative mentions

Ultra Fight Da ! Kyanta 2 is a highly fun, fast-paced fighting game with easy-to-learn controls and surprising depth suitable for both beginners and veterans.
The game has a unique, charming, and quirky art style and sound design that add to its appeal and provide a memorable experience.
It features a wide roster of diverse and interesting characters, multiple game modes including single-player and multiplayer, and strong community support with good netcode for online play.

The story mode is very short, incomplete, and contains unusual and explicit content that many players find off-putting.
The game’s visuals are crude and may appear amateurish or ugly to some, potentially deterring new players.
Some technical issues exist, such as occasional crashes, confusing menus due to partial untranslated text, limited controller support, and lack of certain features like easy online matchmaking or rollback netcode at times.

story
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The story mode in this fighting game is highly polarizing, featuring an unusual and explicit transgender breastfeeding subplot that many find bizarre or off-putting, while others praise its emotional depth, uniqueness, and societal themes. It is notably short, incomplete, and often described as a mix of fetish content and unexpected narrative complexity. Despite mixed reactions, several players consider the story compelling and a central reason to engage with the game.
- “The story mode tells a tale that I have not seen bested by any piece of media; it truly touched my heart.”
- “The graphics are just stunning, the sound design is genius, the mechanics are nuclear and most importantly the characters create a masterpiece of a story filled with all sorts of emotions.”
- “I must also say that various scenes in the plot bring up problems our society still struggles with such as acceptance of who a person really is.”
- “You fight a bunch of AI with combos, blocks, etc. There's an incredibly bad plot about a man named Michelle (hey, we don't judge) who terrorizes people.”
- “The story mode is weird and very much incomplete; I will comment on it more once it is actually complete as I feel it's unfair to do so now, considering the game is focusing on balance and performance in its current state.”
- “Kyanta 2's story is sub-par with no actual battles and MS Paint cut-scenes.”
gameplay
64 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of Ultra Fight Da Kyanta 2 is widely praised for its deep, intuitive mechanics that balance accessibility with complexity, offering a fast-paced, chaotic, and satisfying fighting experience. It features a diverse cast of unique characters with customizable abilities, simplified controls, and advanced mechanics like parries and roman cancels, making it enjoyable for both newcomers and veterans. Despite some minor issues and an acquired taste in art style, the game is celebrated for its engaging combat, vibrant design, and rich strategic depth.
- “The core gameplay mechanics are intuitive yet deep, allowing both newcomers and seasoned players to enjoy the experience.”
- “The game introduces a variety of characters, each with their own unique abilities and fighting styles, which keeps the gameplay diverse and engaging.”
- “The gameplay is fast and chaotic, but the game has an extensive training mode and multiple turbo speeds to let you get comfortable with the game's crazy mechanics and characters.”
- “Gameplay is bad.”
- “This is a dumb game with janky gameplay and a mostly unfair arcade boss.”
- “A lot of texts are still in Japanese and gameplay is so bad!”
humor
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is widely praised for its quirky, original, and hilarious story mode, character voice lines, and amusing combat styles, making it both funny and engaging. Players appreciate its unique, comedic art style and witty dialogue, which add significant entertainment value alongside solid fighting mechanics. Overall, the humor is a standout feature that enhances the game's charm and accessibility.
- “Well, it is a free original fighting game with a hilarious story mode unlike anything on Steam.”
- “Each character has their own voice lines, which adds a fun layer of personality and humor to the fights.”
- “This game is not only very funny, but also just a very solid and easy-to-understand fighting game.”
graphics
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The game's graphics divide opinion: while some criticize its crude, MS-Paint-like art style as off-putting or low-quality, many praise its unique, playful, and nostalgic 2D pixel art that complements the gameplay and adds charm. The visuals are often described as quirky, intentionally unconventional, and fitting well with the game's tone, offering a distinctive aesthetic that stands out from typical fighting games. Overall, the graphics may not be technically advanced but contribute significantly to the game's character and appeal.
- “From the moment you dive into the game, you’re greeted with a colorful aesthetic that feels both nostalgic and fresh.”
- “The art style is a standout feature, blending pixel art with exaggerated character designs that evoke a sense of playful absurdity.”
- “The graphics are just stunning, the sound design is genius, the mechanics are nuclear and most importantly the characters create a masterpiece of a story filled with all sorts of emotions.”
- “In terms of visuals, this features really godawful MS-Paint tier 'art' instead of real graphics.”
- “The deplorably bad visuals here come across as an insult to gamers.”
- “I was really tired when I first witnessed this game and the combination of audio and visuals made me physically ill.”
music
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is energetic, quirky, and highly praised for fitting the game's unique and chaotic vibe, often compared favorably to iconic soundtracks like 3rd Strike. While some find it unusually loud or overwhelming, many describe the soundtrack as fun, godly, and integral to the immersive experience. Overall, the music is considered a standout aspect that enhances the gameplay's intensity and personality.
- “The soundtrack is energetic and fits the game's quirky vibe perfectly.”
- “The character select screen music is energizing and will get you pumped up for the fights to come.”
- “Very balanced game, various characters and the sound effects and OST are god like.”
- “Music is bad.”
- “The music sounds like an SNES got run over by a car and it's trying to distract itself from the pain of the hit by singing.”
- “Music that is sure to give you a seizure, which helps with the immersion as you actually feel as if someone was pounding on your skull in a street fight.”
character development
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The character development is generally praised for its creative, expressive, and well-balanced designs that enhance the game's playful and immersive experience. However, some users feel the character design appears rushed and lacks polish in its current early access state. Overall, it contributes significantly to the game's appeal and depth.
- “The story within its gameplay is deep and worth hours of examination, as is the character designs and their interactions with their world.”
- “But not ultra fight, ultra fight is different, in this game you can really understand the perfect balancing of a fighting game, the character design, audio design, it's all perfect.”
- “The character design is beautiful, the sound design makes my ears feel great and the gameplay is wonderful.”
- “I do know that this game is still early access but everything seems rushed and the character design is kind of garbage.”
- “-Elfish character design.”
emotional
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The game’s emotional impact is highly praised, with players describing moments that made them laugh, cry, and feel deeply connected to the complex characters and story. The compelling narrative and stunning art contribute to a powerful, heartfelt experience.
- “Stunning art, emotional story, complex characters, fun gameplay, the list goes on.”
- “Kyanta 2 is another game on that list that has a deeply emotional story.”
- “It made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me mad - the world of Ultra Fight Da!”
optimization
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The game offers excellent optimization, delivering smooth performance and a small file size even on low-end computers, making it well-suited for serious competitive play. While the graphics are not cutting-edge, this trade-off benefits overall performance.
- “If you are looking for gorgeous 3D graphics you won't find them here, but this serves as an upside as the file size and performance of the game on low-end computers is superb, an important part of any fighting game meant to be taken seriously.”
- “The story is weird and very much incomplete, I will comment on it more once it is actually complete as I feel it's unfair to do so now, considering the game is focusing on balance and performance in its current state.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is enhanced by engaging single-player challenges and vibrant multiplayer modes, creating an active and enjoyable community experience.
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game exhibits occasional bugs that can affect stability, leading to a somewhat inconsistent experience.

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Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 is a fighting game with horror and anime themes.

Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 is available on PC and Windows.

Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 was released on May 8, 2019.

Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 was developed by 羽良麻セルフ.

Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 for its story but disliked it for its atmosphere.

Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2 is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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