Write 'n' Fight

If you're *really* enthusiastic about novelty games and you have a strong-ish computer, this is a good game for you. I'll ignore the technical issues, because what really bugs me are two compounding problems. The core of the game is a fighting game interpretation of a bunch of novelists, but: 1)This isn't much of a fighting game 2)It provides very low-quality interpretations of most of the authors involved Let's start with 1), since I believe it's something the devs might actually fix. Simply put, there is very little to the game. There is no throw or any equivalent, so the normal strike - block - throw RPS is completely absent from the game. It's also an MK-style button-based blocking system, removing cross-ups, so literally the only hard mix-up in the game is low vs overhead, which is both rather boring and tilts the game far in the direction of overly-defensive gameplay, since it's so likely that you will be able to block until the attacker is at disadvantage. Even if the...

The first thing I look for in any game is whether or not I can set my own controls. If I can't, I don't bother with the game. I am not bothering with this game until it gets fixed.

First Review was very brutal because the game was legitimately broken. Now that the game has been updated it is playable. I have played a few rounds of this game and it was enjoyable for what it is. Every character has things that separate them from the pact just like a good fighting game should have.The biggest things I would like for the dev's to listen to and correct are as follows. [b]1. add the ability to use controllers or fight sticks more easily. 2. having a controls option in the options menu would be nice for mapping (or figuring out what button does what without spamming my entire keyboard) 3. Doing some more optimization fixes to make the game run somewhat smoother. (this is a small nitpick because the current build is leaps and bounds better than the original.)[/b] Honestly, i love the idea of this game and I hope it continues to get updated and I believe at some point this could become a cult classic.

By far the WORST flash game I have ever played in my entire life, wanna now why? because I never played the game in result to it crashing every time.

I just love this kind of nonsense fighting game. In one round Charles Dickens throws out a human sized Christmas tree at Cao Xueqin, who easily leaped over and made a kamehameha. In another round, Hemingway is half naked being a bullfighter, Shakespear swings a sword at him and won. History class could be fun. I only wish there's AI vs AI so I could just sit and watch the entire history go wrong without lifting a finger. [u] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/WelcomeWhyNotGames] My curator page[/url][/u]

write then fight

操作するコントローラはプロコンがおすすめです。つなげたらそのまま遊べるからです。自分はGCコンに、似ていてしっくりくるHORI ワイヤレスクラシックコントローラで遊びました アケコンをつないで遊びましたがそのままではアビリティが発動できません。移動と弱パン、強パン、弱キック、強キックしかできません。 キーボードは初見ではどう操作するのかわかりません

Fight'n'Right is a unique fighting game that features classic writers as its characters. The game brings a lot fun in terms of gameplay mechanics, with each character having their own unique moveset and playstyle. It was impressive to see how the developers were able to incorporate the essence of each writer's work into their fighting style. The graphics in Fight'n'Right are good, with detailed character models and backgrounds that truly capture the spirit of classic literature. I highly recommend Fight'n'Right to anyone who loves fighting games and classic literature. It's a unique and well-crafted game that truly captures the essence of its source material.

This is barely functional lacking key config, good controller support, a tutorial, or a variety of typical game experiences. The actual play is very poorly implemented and despite my love of bad fighting games (kusoge) I couldn't find anything to enjoy here. I would refund if I had played it in the first two weeks after I bought it, oh well let my mistake be helpful to you.

Note: I played vs AI and not PvP. This is a really fun concept for a game and it has some genuinely surprising and hilarious moments, but it could use some polish. The author selection felt very limited and I would have liked to see Mary Shelley or Jane Austen on the roster. I played on PC with a controller and didn’t see any kind of tutorial for the controller layout (if it mimics an older fighting game like Mortal Kombat, I just don’t know it). I ended up just mashing buttons but it didn’t feel like I saw consistent actions happening except for kick and block. I did have a good time but I also don’t see this as something I would play again and again once the novelty wears off. I may revisit if the devs add content in the future.