Let Me Die is a short incremental game about a hero trapped in a loop, fighting a monster. Every time you die, you gain the resources needed to push further. Turn death into power. Unlock upgrades, complete quests, create unique builds. Break the loop.
A narrative adventure with many possibilities, Fablelight takes the road less traveled with its approach to storytelling in fighting games.Fight a series of RandosThe demo offers a series of best 2 out 3 battles with random enemies. Select from 4 fighting game archetypes (The Granny Zoner, Wolf Grappler, The Glass Cannon Rojas, and Krog).
An open-world action RPG set in the Baransu Realm. Play as Emerald, the last of the Murakai Bloodline and daughter of Sensei Lux, fighting to gather the Almighty Gemstones, wield the Eternal Blade, and free her father from an eternal curse before chaos and darkness are unleashed on the realm.
Play as gangsta guy in this 3rd person fighting game. You havent any weapons just use punches and kicks to beat enemy guardians and find money piles in different areas
Enemies? Allies? Kill Kill Kill! The more you die, the stronger you become! Raising RTA Simulation RPG has arrived! Exhaust all forms of evil by fighting with the brutal Peon Exploitation System!
A new fighter arrives in Mostroscopy! Dr. Lovelace is searching for the missing piece to reconstruct the forgotten Pharaoh Ankhnubis—who was also a werewolf!
Martial Art’s History: Early Republican China kung fu fighter inspired by classic kung fu films. Play varied warriors with unique authentic martial arts. Retro flat art depicts old dojos and arenas, with single-player story and local 2P duels & solid fluid melee combat.
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