Kinetic Damage iOS

Kinectic Damage is a mobile murderous killing released on the iOS system. The game was developed by Benjamin Marchand.

The artist did not prepare any feature layer. We start the game by generating our own character. We can choose her gender, hairstyle and clothes. In each of these sections there are many different variants, so that the player has the opportunity to adjust the appearance of the character to their own needs. However, the most important is definitely one of the eight combat systems, including Jeet Kun Do, Ninjutsu, Taekwondo, Krav Maga, Muay Thai, Tai Chi Chuan or Shaolin Kung Fu. Each of these styles is very different from the others, offering unique techniques and blows and forcing the use of different tactics during battles.

In Kinectic Damage the game consists mainly of one-on-one duels. The production uses a typical virtual pad, but it works much better than in typical conversions, because the whole gameplay was developed with this solution in mind. At the same time the game strongly deviates from the standard fighter games. You won't find a typical life belt here. Instead, a visually similar indicator indicates the remaining amount of energy consumed each time a blow is struck, and regenerated when we remain motionless or locked. Of course, when there is not enough energy, we cannot attack. The damage itself is visualized by means of a star divided into six zones corresponding to the body parts of the competitor. Each effective one aptly changes the color of a given fragment, which results in lowering the character statistics associated with it. The duel ends only when the whole star becomes black. A system of different attitudes has been integrated into this, which affects the location where the blows fall.

We use all of this in one of several play modes. We can take part in single fights or start career mode. There is also an option to refine your skills in training mode.

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Last updated on 10 March 2015