Kiai Resonance is a 2D versus fighting game for Windows. You take part in multiplayer samurai combats where one hit off-guard is fatal, and several challenges to perfect your skills.
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
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| Japanese |
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The good: I think my favorite aspect of this game is how it looks like you're playing an animated painting. The art and animations are simplistic but really supplement the game. The gameplay itself plays out much like one might expect a one strike kill game to play. It's mostly a reimagining of rock paper scissors but with a twist. That twist being that you can see what your opponant is going to throw and can make changes, and so can he. So the match becomes a mind game as well as a test of twitch reflexes. The bad: Well the biggest problem that I've noticed is the lack of content and variation. All opponants look exactly the same and for all I know use the same AI. There's no kind of storymode that one might traditionally find in a fighting game. I haven't tried local versus mode, so I'll assume that functions, however the online competition has been a ghost town every time I've made
Kiai Resonance is a 2D samurai fighting game developed by Absorb Reality. In Kiai Resonance you play as a samurai and take part in quick fights and difficult challenges requiring fast reflexes as one hit kills in Kiai. Kiai Resonance is made up of singleplayer fights, multiplayer fights and challenges but my review is focusing on challenges and singleplayer only. +Cool painting-esque art style +Simple combat that's relatively easy to get to grips with +One hit kill combat makes the fights interesting and short +Three different combat stances to utilise, each with giving you a different advantage +Interesting challenges +There's a rush mode which makes you and your opponent charge towards each other at the start of the fight, makes things a little more interesting +Good tutorial +Full gamepad support +Great soundtrack and soundeffects -Kiai Resonance has a serious lack of content. There
Red as autumn leaves... ...I go to my ancestors... ...Will they accept me? GAMEPLAY: The gameplay of Kiai Resonance is, difficult to describe. It is a two-player, two-dimensional (2D) duelling game. Basically, you have two players in a 2D plane fighting with the same weapon, to the death. Speaking of Death, it's a one-hit kill system. If the sword as much grazes you, you instantly die, making the game very tense. It also makes it, in a sense, strategic. In my experience, most matches last less than a minute if they even reach thirty-seconds. This was how duels were in real life, very quick, brutal affairs. The player has many tricks to use against AI and Humans alike... The player has three stances, high, middle, and low. Each stance has it's own advantages and disadvantages. They have different purposes and different uses. Unlike Nidhogg, where each strike did the samething. Players
A very good one-hit-kills game. You can make power shouts! Whoaaaaahhh! huuueooo! Has amazing Japanese samurai art and is short enough for you to only focus on having fun. To bring you closer to being a samurai you can have a drinking game, a sip of sake each time you fail to kill your opponent. P.S. If you manage to get all trading cards they offer beautiful and clean artwork in 1920x1080 (not a single watermark by the art creator).
It honestly pains me to give this game a bad rating, but the truth is that there isnt much that this game offers. But on the other hand I absolutely love the conept of a fight game inside a japanese painting. The fighting is quite simple and rather boring. But with my brother we did manage to have fun for an entire hour with this game. I would accept the game as it is, if it wasnt that obvious that it is half finished. A lenghty and challanging campaign would be great alongside some more unlockable backgrounds. Regardless I think that is worth experiencing just for the sake of a great concept. However, just looking at the trailer/gameplay video might be enough for you to have that experience.
This is a very interesting and pretty little game with a simple premise. Samurai swordfights, 1 on 1, first hit wins. Its good at what it is, the problem with the game is that its very one dimensional. There is a bit of depth to technique as you get deeper into the game, but the game's lack of content hurts it from being something you will put a lot of time into. Recommended on the cheap or if in a bundle.
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