Tag: Martial Arts

A familiar anticipation always accompanies the release of a new EA Sports UFC game. The promise is usually incremental, a handful of refinements wrapped...

EA SPORTS UFC 6 finally lands the kind of knockout the series has been chasing for years. With smarter systems, sharper fighter individuality, and some of the most visceral combat ever seen in a sports game, this is a confident step forward that makes every walk to the Octagon feel like it matters.

Arashi Gaiden turns every room into a deadly puzzle box where a single dash can mean glorious victory or instant failure. Blending tactical planning with explosive bursts of violence, this Pocket Bravery spin-off proves that turn-based combat can feel every bit as thrilling as real-time action.

Shadow the Ronin: The Revenge to the Samurai aims to tell a bloody tale of vengeance in feudal Japan, but beneath its dramatic premise lies a painfully dated action game that struggles to justify the journey.

Punch Monkey Revenge takes a childhood meltdown and turns it into a surprisingly heartfelt action adventure. Beneath the flying lunch trays and slow motion playground battles lies a story about friendship, comfort, and the things we refuse to leave behind.

OFC – Ultimate Fighting Club is less a precision-crafted fighting simulator and more a scrappy, arcade-leaning brawler that thrives on momentum, unpredictability, and the sheer chaos of budget MMA-inspired combat.

A vibrant, lighthearted otome visual novel that blends romance, humour, and Chinese fantasy aesthetics into a charming and accessible experience, prioritising character chemistry over dramatic intensity.

A confident revival that modernises classic brawling with smart mechanical depth, without losing the raw, co-op-driven spirit of the genre.

A thoughtful but uneven samurai experience, Kensei Warrior pairs disciplined combat with life-sim ambition—rewarding patience, but held back by rough edges.

A tough-as-nails 8-bit relic, Console Archives Ninja-Kid II delivers authentic retro action with modern conveniences—rewarding for purists, but a steep climb for newcomers.