Shaolin vs Wutang

Game is great! Reminds me a lot of a PS1 game called Kensei: Sacred Fist. Shaolin vs Wutang offers like 6 or so game modes (the usual. Training, arcade, etc), like 50 or so characters (no joke, I don't even know how many there are but there's A LOT of them) and like 20 or so stages (majority are set in China). It pays homage to all them classic Martial Art films of the 70's, 80's and 90's. The soundtrack is pretty cool and it really does capture it's vibes. Each character uses a different fighting style and a different weapon. At first glance there are no copies but there are a few lookalikes with similar fighting styles but all of them play different from each other, when it comes to their movelist (you watch all of them perform diffferent stuff, that is). But the basic core of the gameplay doesn't really change. Even though it has a bit of strategy in it, it's, in the end, just a mash fest 9/10 times. So beware if you want more depth. Graphics are rather odd but charming. Looks l...

The game has good graphics for the price and there are 30 characters to choose. Worth the price if you like martial arts

It's cheap. It's kungfu. It's Shaolin vs Wutang. What's not to love. Just buy.

Reason to buy this game. It's aesthetically enjoyable. That's it. Do not buy this for gameplay. The visuals, music, sounds, stages, and character design are all reminiscent of classic martial arts movies. This game is basically an homage to those movies and their cast. I got this and the sequel as a package for less than $4 during the summer sale. Easily worth it to enjoy looking at what you're doing on the screen. The controls work fine. The moves I intended to do come out without any real problems. The gameplay is where this game falls short. It feels like a bad 90s Mortal Kombat clone. Hitboxes or stun doesn't feel consistent or intuitive. Spacing or priority doesn't feel like much of a consideration. Don't get this game expecting polished combat. But do get this to acknowledge the developer's passion and effort. If you're hitting the opponent, appreciate how cool it looks. If they are hitting you, also appreciate it. If you have some fighting game experience, pl...

I am currently playing this on my dad's potato (and also my Switch), I've turned everything down but the effects, lowest settings. In some ways I prefer this to the 2nd one. with the larger roster and stages. I like to play White Brow in this one. I would like to have more moves and better ways of flowing between moves with also more references to the real and exaggerated forms that the game utilises. This is what I am looking for in a fighting game in so many ways in terms of genre. p.s. - A dream additional to a game like this for me would be sort of variations of ground in different stages, heights and props or not, like DOA5LR. A few flat ones but otherwise unique feeling maps with pretty (or foreboding on occasion or perhaps mysterious) backdrops.

Great fighting game the characters are awesome and the music and scenery is good.