LASTFIGHT

+Plays really well: dodging, comboing, throwing are all satisfying +Diverse roster in appearance and playstyle +Colorful stages filled with character +Solid Soundtrack and Concept Art -Suprisingly demanding specs - means most laptops are a no go -Hard to get MP going without a portable set up (again, requirements are strangely high) -Some stages feel too small -Story mode is only with 2 characters -Limited Multiplayer options - limited options in general (No online, FFA, Video options, color options)

This game lacks depth and variety in a lot of ways. First off, it's primary selling point, the multiplayer mode only covers the bare minimum of what you would expect of a title in this genre and price category: - Only 2 different versus game modes, being the mix of brawling and item-usage as shown in the trailer and a hastily tacked on Pinball mode, where opponents can only be hurt by shooting stage hazards at them. - Featuring 9 playable characters that may diverge in terms of range, speed and specials but all rely on the same limited moveset which in the end makes them all play more or less the same. The "advanced techs" like perfect blocking or dodging don't really add anything to this except making some cpus almost impossible to beat in hand to hand combat. - And at last the 8 different arenas that do change up the item variety but because of the very limited play options ultimately get old very quickly And that's it. No modifiers, no item options (you can't even turn them off), ...

This is actually a better Power Stone Love Letter Than I initially thought. While I wasn't a fan of the characters or the inital art design, the gameplay is a solid nod to the original Dreamcast party fighter. The addition of a dash and block are good but I hardly used them since I'm coming from the school of Power Stone where those things were an illusion. Controls feel ok but a tad loose. I can't explain it only that it doesn't have the snap of Capcom's aforementioned fighter. Also you're essentially doing what you did in Power Stone, collecting three maguffins to become a super being and reigning down pain on your opponent. Kinda wished I knew that going in. Also regardless of who you are you can only tranform into four monsters from what I can tell. They have interesting powers and they definitely turn the tide of battle which to some extent helps with balancing but the uniqueness of the characters doesn't get a chance to shine through. Also the UI is missing some things for the...

Okay. I understand that this was primarily made to promote and expand the sooper cool comic series "Last Man"... but there's just a few things here that are just stupid mistakes. -No Training Mode C'mon. It doesn't matter how much of a party game this is, it has tight controls and cool combo options. You've gotta give us the option to put in work. -No Neutral Stages or Item Switch I'll say it again: IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW MUCH OF A PARTY GAME THIS IS. Even when I play smash with casuals, I still play in an environment of skill based gameplay. Items and stage hazards may be "wacky", but get really annoying really fast. There HAS to be some kind of option to just... FIGHT! -Two Characters for Story Mode Okay. In a game that has a main focus on story mode, how come it's so limited?? Maybe it's just me, but I always thought the BEST part of playing FG story modes is playing the bad guy. Is it THAT hard to line up other paths?? -Mystery Character This is really just a personal ...

This game got me into the comics, which are amazing. But, it also made me realize how sad this game is. None of the great characters from the comic are in it, except for Richard. Duke Diamonds is also in the comics, but nothing like he is depicted here. Even the arguably main protaganist, Adrian, isn't in here. And it's not because they can't fight. LASTMAN is an action comic, so practically everybody important is a fighter, even the MC's mom....... The comics have amazing action scenes, good characters, and a good world. The action in this game is very slow........ and the characters aren't too amazing. The storyline is surprisingly dumb. It's a fighting game, but the comics had such a great story, and this has nothing to do with them, which is surprising. I'd really like to see a REAL LASTMAN fighting game, that captures everything great about the series, and uses the actual LASTMAN characters readers care about. In short, buy the LASTMAN books instead. You can probably get the ...

So far I really like the game. It has a lot going for it, mostly I crave for a game similar to Powerstone. A really amazing art style and diverse cast. I kind of wish there was a bit more variation in dropped weapons and maybe larger levels to roam around, plus more unlockable things. It is a bit tough going back for more knowing that there is no online multiplayer for now since it really is a game to be enjoyed with others (there is local multiplayer but most of my friends are online), though here is hoping it is included later down the road. I still have to say I am in love with the design.

Bought this game while some friends were over after watching the trailer and having flashback memories to Power Stone 1+2. Overall, the game is most fun with a group and after playing Story Mode a few times, I unfortunately don't see myself playing much more on my own without a group. It's a pretty straight forward brawler with throwing items, blocking, dodging and super mode after collecting three gems. There is story mode playable by either of the 2 main characters and multiplayer (1v1 or 2v2 with AI bots). There is no online play so it's most fun as local multiplayer. + Dodging and Blocking (perfect block recovers HP and pushback) allow for more skill based combat + Super form after collecting gems is specific to the level so nobody has a particular advantage + AI bots can be added if you don't have exactly 4 players - No Online Play - No FFA mode - Maps are all square with minimal interaction and no progression / movement - Some of the Super forms seemed easy to avoid or dodg...

Lack of free for all mode in versus: brought over two friends and one of us always had to have an AI as a partner. The map layouts are kinda stagnant, but that could just be me comparing it to Powerstone. Also online multiplayer would really benefit this game. Beyond those complaints it's a solid well polished game.

If you loved Power Stone 1&2 then this is for you. Same premise: 1vs1 or 2vs2 fighting in an open 3D arena, with lots of items & weapons to throw or use against your opponent, if you grab 3 unique power ups, you turn into a monstrousbeast that can perform special attacks and deal much more damage. Pros: - tight controls, it feels really good - great amount of items & weapons - great visuals, cool art style & music - balanced difficulty - 4 player local co-op support Cons: - No branching / choosing key levels - No real boss fights - Arenas are static, they don't change throughout the fight, unlike in Power Stone. There are small touches of interactivity but nothing like the game that inspired LastFight. Overall, is a really good game, absolutely worth its price. But if you are expecting it to be better than PowerStone, it's not. But it's freaking excellent anyways.

This game is great. If your a big fan of Power Stone and other 3D arena brawls of that nature buy it now at full price! Though the game freezes after beating the game wich needs to be fixed as soon as possible.