Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior’s Rise

This game offers a lot of fun, especially when played with a friend. Beating the hell out of bad guys never gets old. The complex system is very simple, but the acrobatics are fun to watch and sometimes it brings laughs, especially when the siege and enemies start flying everywhere “like Jackie chan movies”. The game is easy to pick up and learn, but the game itself is surprisingly difficult. You can’t just go blindly kicking and punching. but at the same time, you need to learn how to draw temporary and stealthy changes. Also, the enemies get tougher over time, and you’ll have to adopt certain strategies to catch their guard. It gets really tough when fighting complex waves of enemies, each with their own style and strength, and requiring special combos to defeat each one, this is when it gets tough but rewarding as hell. The graphics are great, reminds me of the good old days of ps1 and ps2.
The game doesn’t stand on its own, and I find myself playing it for about 30 or 40 minutes, either in between, or when I don’t have enough time to play longer “open world-like” games, but still, I Highly recommend it anyone who likes beat-em-up and old school games.

System Requirements of Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior’s Rise Game