PC Fighting Video Games5

Fighting 01 February 2012

Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection is a package of three parts of a cult fight created by Midway Games. The set includes refreshed versions of games: Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat 2 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, which have been enriched with, among others, multiplayer duels mode. The collection was prepared by the Other Ocean development team in cooperation with the NetherRealm team.

Fighting 31 July 1995

Brutal: Paws of Fury is a classic murder, created on the wave of popularity of Mortal Kombat. Unlike that title, however, the fight is completely bloodless and, most importantly, treated with a great deal of humour.

Fighting 12 November 1987

Death Sword (outside the United States also known as the Barbarian) is a classic murder, in which the player will play the role of the warrior Gorth. His task will be to free Princess Marianne, kidnapped by the evil sorceress Drax. However, before the chief commander of all the confusion reaches justice, Gorth will have to deal with seven other barbarians who have been delegated by his master to prevent him from carrying out his mission.

Fighting 20 March 1988

Double Dragon is a cult murder from coin-up machines, which once enjoyed great popularity. No one should be surprised that the game was soon transferred to home hardware platforms, including PeCety.

Fighting 08 September 1993

The debut edition of the cult series of virtual battles, characterized by an extremely brutal approach to the subject. There are seven warriors to choose from: Liu Kang, Rayden, Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Sonya, Kano and Johnny Cage. Each of them has a basic set of strokes, which in combination with directional keys guarantee a variety of attacks.

Fighting 14 June 1998

Continuation of the famous series of battles by Capcom, realized in a traditional 2D view. This time 10 warriors, including those known from the previous editions of the cycle, as well as completely new ones, compete against each other. The game significantly improved the graphics and introduced several modifications to the combat model, such as the possibility of blocking in the air and special combinations of blows, the so-called Alpha Combos.

Fighting 28 January 2011

Streets of Rage 2 is a walking 2D fight that triumphed in the 16-bit era when Sega was still doing well as a console manufacturer. Here we are dealing with a typically "automatic" gameplay, i.e. we are fighting with other opponents appearing on the screen, and when we get over all of them, we go a few steps to the right and the scheme repeats itself.

Fighting 01 March 2006

A tactical beat played in turn-based system, using the popular rag-doll technology. In the game, we direct three-dimensional models of characters, performing subsequent movements by bending, straightening, stretching or relaxing their muscles and joints. This allows complete freedom of movement. The production is characterized by an exceptionally ascetic setting, limited to rivals fighting against a white background and simple but suggestive sounds of blows inflicted.

Fighting 01 July 2015

A free-to-play, multiplayer-oriented fighting game, developed by the in-house developer team of Namco Bandai, employing people responsible for the Tekken and SoulCalibur series. The players assume the roles of Incarnates – exiled characters that are able to control various mythical powers. While the governments try to use the Incarnates' powers to advance their own ends, the heroes place their lives on the line to fight for domination and ending the rule of “Sovereign" of the era.

Fighting 13 September 2013

The King of Fighters is the thirteenth installment of the fighting series. Players can take on the role of one of 30 warriors and fight spectacular duels in several hand-drawn 2D scenes. A novelty in the cycle is the EX mode, which allows you to improve your attacks with points gained during battles.

Fighting 18 September 2013

Side-scrolled 2D fight, produced by Mediatonic studio. The player's task is to win the sympathy of the audience, watching a theatrical performance about the adventures of a 19th century demonologist - Baron Dashforth and his assistant - Scampwick Steerpike. The game is distinguished by cartoon graphics and a good dose of humour.

Fighting 07 July 2015

A fast-paced, two-dimensional fighting game inspired by classic titles from Capcom and the golden age of Neo Geo arcade machines, funded through the Indiegogo website. Yatagarasu: Attack on the Cataclysm is an enhanced and improved version of the 2011 game that appeared only in Japan.

Fighting 19 November 2013

Arcade fight with first person view (FPP). The player takes on the role of a young inexperienced boxer, who, as the last hope of humanity, stands for fist-fighting duels in the world of monsters. The game was produced by an independent development studio Goodhustle.

Fighting 04 April 2014

An improved version of a humorous, two-dimensional fight by One True Game Studios. Through the use of an unusual two-button control, the game only allows you to lead out a kick or jump, and each of the rounds lasts until the first hit of the opponent.

Fighting 17 November 2009

A dynamic MMO fight, distributed in a free-to-play formula. In the game we play PvP duels in one of a wide range of gameplay modes, and we have more than 100 fully customizable characters at our disposal, inspired by heroes of games, books, films, stories and myths.

Fighting 31 October 1996

Theatre of Pain is a classic two-dimensional fight (Street Fighter II style), produced by Mirage Technologies studio. Players can take on the role of historical characters and heroes of Roman mythology and duels in ancient arenas.

Fighting canceled

A network brawl created by the independent Frontline studio. In the game we fight in the tournament with characters trained in various martial arts.

Fighting 27 January 2015

Continuation of the hit game from Facebook. We play the role of a warrior who, contrary to the ban, freed ancient demons and now, in the form of a shadow, tries to face them. The advantage of the game is the original graphic design, consisting of colorful, hand drawn sceneries and shadows of fighting characters.

Fighting 03 April 2014

One Finger Death Punch is a PC-based 2D fighting game with a highly simplified control system. The player's task is to fight hordes of enemies. The whole interaction boils down to turning the warrior to the left and right, while all attacks are performed automatically.

Fighting canceled

A free-to-play science-fiction fighting game, created by Radiant Entertainment (including Seth Killian who used to work for Capcom and was one of the main designers of Street Fighter IV). In Rising Thunder you control mighty battle robots with various skills. The gameplay was designed primarily for online matches but the game offers also an option to practice with AI. During combat your reflexes and good tactics are key factors which decide who's going to win.

Fighting 29 September 2015

Corrected and extended version of the fight, which originally appeared in 2011. The game includes a new storyline scenario and gameplay mode. Players have 23 female characters at their disposal - each of them has its own set of blows and moves.

Fighting 02 March 2016

BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend is an expanded version of the 2013 BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma that was released on PlayStation 3. In terms of mechanics, Chrono Phantasma Extend combines elements of classic 2D fighting games and visual novels, a genre very popular in Japan. We follow the game's plot through dialogues and artworks. Once in a while we have to fight with the enemies we encounter, and results of those fight have impact on the plot.

Fighting 17 September 2014

Fist of Jesus is a walking brawl developed by the Mutant Games team, in which Jesus and Judas join forces against the invasion of living corpses. The controversial topic was treated here with a pinch of salt and presented in the cartoon style of the comedy.

Fighting 13 August 2011

A console port of an independent old school fighting game, Yatagarasu, which became quite a success in 2011 in Japan. Legend of Raven takes us to 25th December 1926, when Japan faces a revolution. The government establishes a secret organization of assassins, who are ordered to restore the order and kill anyone opposing the authorities. For its symbol, the group takes a mythical three-legged raven Yatagarasu.