Brutal: Paws of Fury

Exactly every four years, a mysterious wanderer in the person of Dali Llamas travels the animal world to select the best warriors for a cyclical tournament in which the main prize is the mystical Heavenly Belt. This year's edition of the competition will be attended by twelve competitors. Each of them, apart from the invitation from Dali Llamas, which cannot be rejected, has its own internal reasons to reach for the sacred trophy. Each one of them represents also a completely different style of fight and philosophy of life. For Dali Llamas, especially the latter has a special meaning - it would be good if I didn't hit the Heavenly Belt in the wrong hands.

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. This is particularly evident in the behaviour of the players, who enjoy winning in a very specific way. Some characters and their fighting technique also attract attention - especially Psycho Kitty, who disguises with small paws and constantly makes faces as if he was afraid to hit at all.

The believers, although they have knowledge of real martial arts, approach the subject in a loose way. Despite the existence of a large number of special strokes, the game is based on constant hitting random keys. It doesn't make much sense to get ready for the next blows (like in Mortal Kombat) - the fight is simply too fast. Initially it's hard to get used to it and the first duels in your performance will certainly be very chaotic. Compared to other murders, Brutal: Paws of Fury actually offers only one novelty: once your character is finished, we can make an offensive gesture that will increase the amount of energy. There is not too much of it, but sometimes such an injection can tip the scales of victory to our advantage.

Visual management is at a very high level. The characters of the warriors as well as the picturesque backgrounds make a pleasant impression. As far as sounds are concerned, it is a little bit worse. As long as the effects and various noises are made decently, music can lead to nervous breakdown. It is also worth mentioning a large number of options and the possibility of watching repetitions. Generally Brutal: Paws of Fury is an interesting alternative for lovers of quick murder, who do not mind the fact that special blows - although they are also in large numbers - have a marginal meaning.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015