It’s like a stained glass window – it’s really wonderful, provided you don’t push back too hard.įinishing moves are pretty flashy and fun to pull off.Ĭombat is actually fairly simple, something that Fighting Climax prides itself on. There’s plenty here that’s interesting and there’s some clear love put into different facets of each combatant, but a lot of the game seems thin, barely sustaining itself. I’m happy to say that Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax is not a blatant take-the-check-and-run fighter, but I’m also wary to say it manages to reach the heights of better fighting games.
Yet there’s also the bad ones, those that seem to just be there to cash in on a franchise’s fame and result in little more than a button-masher. There’s been plenty of great “what-if” fighters, from the lauded Super Smash Bros. It’s wacky fun, but the problem is that the end result isn’t always solid.
Take any number of cameo characters, define their fighting style (create one if necessary), and toss them in the ring. All-star fighting games are nothing new to the genre, because they’re fairly easy to conceive and create.
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