iOS Games

Good night, my name is Vurufentin Kuritikaro (that's my nickname from Japanese) and today I'm going to break down the game "Shadow Fight 2". The game that made everyone play it 24/7 without stopping to beat the screen to get to that boar named Titan. Definitely better in its creation, especially when you had to hang out in Survival and other modes to collect money for armor, weapons, magic, shurikens, and so on. And all this with limited energy, oh yes! Many people downloaded the cracked version and only the Gods tore their nerves without a trace to break the limbs of meat bags in the regular version. But still what feelings this game remade! This is the shadowy part, which mimics Japan with samurai, and this action in the spirit of the Matrix and Mortal Kombat for kids. Straight desire arises to beat the face of a classmate! Graphics is simple and pleasant, but the content weighs like an obscene collection in the format "zip". Landscapes on the background in the game - my respect. The controls are pretty good, but the self-deprecation in "Insane" mode isn't really. The music was Japanese rock+pop metal that makes you go into that trance of a stoned Splinter and pissing his victim to the end. The plot exists for a check mark on the sheet, however we as a true man with a katana will stream to the goal until the end to kick the villain's ass, no matter how difficult. There are also small chips in the story that will help you get bonuses in the game and an inspirational waifa for the hero included exists. Cute, however if you get bored with everything in the world - you can start punching the unfortunate punching bag and then finish it off on the floor! By the way, the punching bag also has a trick - you have to beat it more than male and female bosses. We need to make the punching bag a boss in the final, at least in some part. Well, what to say to all evaluators in any understanding of Japanese culture - I respect all of you who read this bullion, left on the site under Japanese folklore and unusual art. I want to bamboozle this game like a panda, you know? A one-of-a-kind game. Well, my goreseki no minasama, I'm going my own way. *Somewhere, this Vurufentin Kuritikaro in the far east of Japan is speculating about which kitsune to write about in his next address.