A rough city controlled by underground flashy villains, smug ruffians and neon night thugs, all wreaking havoc!
It's about time YOU showed up!
Are you RAD enough to assume the role of the dude with the attitude and clean these mean streets up?
FarKae City is a retro flirt with the Beat 'em up!-Games of our childhood with a twist! It's up to you to figure out how to beat your opponents!
You control the protagonist using a keyboard (WASD + IKLO) or an Xbox360 Controller (Thumbstick + AXYB), which is preferred, since the controller rumbles when you rumble in-game!
Great graphics and music! Feels really polished. I found it a little hard to learn which key to press for which color in the beginning. It got better after a while but I still made mistakes :)
Very very nice graphics and presentation, it is a very polished game! the gameplay is a little hard with keyboard controls (wish I had an xbox controller) but I liked the game, very nice!
Great beat em up game! I really love the graphics and audio!
I would have liked the number of enemies per fight to start smaller and ramp up over time. The first fight felt really tough as I wasn't even sure I understood what I was supposed to do with the different color attacks (Although I assumed I needed to match the enemies color, the big guy just keeps changing color and I lost without even killing anyone, so I wasn't sure). But then after a few tries, I managed to beat the first wave, and all the remaining waves were identical.
The aesthetic of the game is really nice, but the gameplay feels unfair, the controls are hard to swallow at first. Although I can say the game is heaven-piercingly creative ;)
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just 2 minor issues i had :
- the ennemies sometimes stay a bit too packed together which makes it kinda hard to figure things out
- (small bug probably)sometimes a lone ennemy can descend so low on the screen he becomes impossible to hit
other than than, great graphics and music, and a nice take on the theme with this game system :)
I would have liked the number of enemies per fight to start smaller and ramp up over time. The first fight felt really tough as I wasn't even sure I understood what I was supposed to do with the different color attacks (Although I assumed I needed to match the enemies color, the big guy just keeps changing color and I lost without even killing anyone, so I wasn't sure). But then after a few tries, I managed to beat the first wave, and all the remaining waves were identical.