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Fight N Rage - launching on Nintendo Switch 26th September(also Steam/Ps4/XBO)

• Thread starter cbrotherson
• Start date Sep 19, 2019

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• #1

Edited, as per salromano's new info (thanks!). It's coming to all consoles:

Switch - September 26
Xbox One - September 27
PS4 - "Soon"
Trailer:

Steam page for those who haven't seen/heard of it before - it's currently on sale: https://store.steampowered.com/app/674520/FightN_Rage/

Wallet Obliteration September continues.

Last edited: Sep 19, 2019

• #2

YES!
So glad I resisted the temptation to get the PC version!

• #4

I got the PC version in a humble monthly

Nice game but will wait on a sale for now since the Capcom belt collection fulfills my current needs

• #5

Good for him, well deserved. Never should've been denied in the first place.

• #6

Bit of a shock considering Nintendo basically refused to work with Seba Games when asked

???

• #7

Silly September on switch continues. I'll definitely look to pick this up when I get through the 178 other games on my Nintendo Switch wishlist.

• #9

Documented here:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/674520/discussions/0/1741094390463856995/

About an eventual Switch port (2018/9/13)
A lot of people were asking about a Switch port of this game. Well, looks like now, I can answer this question. Sorry for keep avoiding answers about that. I've already asked Nintendo for get access to Switch Development Kit in order to work in a Fight'N Rage port, and yesterday... after a long wait, they formally declined. I really have intentions to work on a Switch port, and in the eventual case that will be a possibility in the future, I will keep it in secret (just like all developers does, for obvious legal reasons), but at least for now, looks like the aswer it's for sure a "NO". Some people already offers me to port FnR to Switch in the past, but I have to be honest... nowadays, if I make something with my game, I prefer work on it by myself too (I don't even know if it was possible to achieve that without rewroting ALL the entire code from scratch... that's the reason why I needed the Development Kit in first place... to start to making serious tests), I really DON'T want to make bad quality ports. So, now it's official, (at least at this time 2018/9/13) looks like Fight'N Rage will not be ported to Nintendo Switch. I have the intentions to start the evaluation, but it's not depends on me right now. Sorry for the delayed response, I know that a lot of people want it, but... that's the way that it's.

• #10

It's coming to everything, just got the press release:

• Switch - September 26
• Xbox One - September 27
• PS4 - "Soon"

Trailer:

OP should request title update. =)

• #11

This looks awesome. Really happy it's coming to consoles.

*sigh* even though PS4 is lagging behind again.

• #12

wow, someone made a better Paprium that actually released, awesome!

• #13

It's coming to everything, just got the press release:

• Switch - September 26
• Xbox One - September 27
• PS4 - "Soon"

Trailer:

OP should request title update. =)

Done and requested, thank you!

JusDoIt

50 million shitposts can't be wrong

• #14

Glad it's coming to PS4. I need to play this with an arcade stick.

• #15

YES, finally. I've been holding out on a Switch port of this for a long while. Day 1.

• #16

Hey that's great news! Didn't the dev team struggled to have it on Switch in the first place?

In any case, glad they managed to have it in! It's a stellar beat-em-up.

• #17

Definitely grabbing it on PS4.

• #18

Yo, don't sleep on this game people. It's really awesome.

I own it on Steam and will be double dipping.

• #19

I don't care for the character designs but I'm still in for a Day One purchase.

I've heard nothing but good things about this.

• #20

This is a really solid beat em up game.

• #21

oh my god another game to buy

• #22

This is an insanely good year for beat em ups.

• #23

Nice! Played this game with a friend once on PC but will be nice to have it on the go on Switch.

• #24

I've never heard of this game until now but it's going on my buy list. I love a good beat em up

• #25

Year of the beat um up for sure

• #26

Played through the game once. This one probably sits at the bottom of the totem pole of the major modern beat em ups.

Wasn't a fan of the combat. Never felt like there was much utility in any of my moves beyond using them in combos. The game becomes screen after screen of mobs (and the game FILLS the screen with enemies) for you to do long combos on. I can't particularly say why, but doing combos in this game wasn't too interesting to me (especially compared to other combo heavy games like Streets of Fury, Guardian Heroes, or Phantom Breaker)

Admittedly I only played through the game once (we didn't feel compelled to play through the game again) and the route we went on didn't have any (that I can remember) stage gimmicks like the trailer shows, so we missed out on those. Also I played the girl character. The two people I was playing with chose the other two characters and they seemed like they could do way more than the girl.

The visuals are cool but distracting (border on hurting my eyes). There's a lot of bright neon, shaking, and saturated colors.

• #27

Played through the game once. This one probably sits at the bottom of the totem pole of the major modern beat em ups.

Wasn't a fan of the combat. Never felt like there was much utility in any of my moves beyond using them in combos. The game becomes screen after screen of mobs (and the game FILLS the screen with enemies) for you to do long combos on. I can't particularly say why, but doing combos in this game wasn't too interesting to me (especially compared to other combo heavy games like Streets of Fury, Guardian Heroes, or Phantom Breaker)

Admittedly I only played through the game once (we didn't feel compelled to play through the game again) and the route we went on didn't have any (that I can remember) stage gimmicks like the trailer shows, so we missed out on those. Also I played the girl character. The two people I was playing with chose the other two characters and they seemed like they could do way more than the girl.

The visuals are cool but distracting (border on hurting my eyes). There's a lot of bright neon, shaking, and saturated colors.

i think it's easily the best beat 'em up of the last decade or so.

All the characters can do a lot, there's a fighting game type practice room with challenge combos where you can learn more about the systems.

A bunch of the visual stuff can be turned off in the options, although I personally liked it.

• #28

Took its time coming to consoles, but I'll get it for sure.

• #29

Nice, both because it's a good entry on the genre and because the dev struggled with Nintendo before.

Wasn't a fan of the combat. Never felt like there was much utility in any of my moves beyond using them in combos. The game becomes screen after screen of mobs (and the game FILLS the screen with enemies) for you to do long combos on. I can't particularly say why, but doing combos in this game wasn't too interesting to me (especially compared to other combo heavy games like Streets of Fury, Guardian Heroes, or Phantom Breaker)

I feel the same way... about Phantom Breaker lol

• #30

Good but flawed belt scroller. Large enemy mobs and the lack of a suspend or save feature made it kind of a chore to play (guess this won't be a problem on switch).

• #31

I've never heard of this game until now but it's going on my buy list. I love a good beat em up

You'll definitely enjoy this one a lot. It has many branching paths to discover and a fluid combo system that is simple enough to jump into but has some juggle depth when playing with a friend. The music and pixel art are some of the best I've seen in any indie developed game in a long time as well.

• #32

Good but flawed belt scroller. Large enemy mobs and the lack of a suspend or save feature made it kind of a chore to play (guess this won't be a problem on switch).

They added a suspend function later.

• #33

The extremely combo-heavy gameplay, with the loose move cancelling that every character can do and the fact everyone juggles so well, is exactly why I enjoyed this game so much tbh. It's so flexible that it's easy to be super creative on the fly. Part of the enjoyment was me constantly thinking to myself, "hmm, can I catch this guy here to finish him off and still make it over to that set of enemies without dropping the combo meter? Yeah, I can, woo!"

Different to classic brawlers like SoR, sure, it's a very modern take on the genre, so if you prefer your brawlers old-school then this isn't the game for you, but I enjoyed the fuck out of it despite any issues. Aside from that though, the developer also just fucking nailed the feeling of hitting enemies. It just feels good and meaty in a hard-to-define way with the mix of hitstun, sound effects and general 'feel' of the characters' movesets like many other games.

• #34

wow, someone made a better Paprium that actually released, awesome!

This hurts so much. But at least we're in the middle of a genre renaissance.

• #35

I would advise to test it if possible before buying it. True, the game offers a lot in terms of combo. You can also parry by pressing forward. I don't really like the style, but I can't say it's bad per say (remind of some Game Boy games, but in color). The music is... I can't remember a single track, other than the title theme, but I can't say it's bad. And there's also a good replay value because there are a lot of endings (although I find the story to be in opposition with the style - might be a personnal thing, I like my BTU more light hearted).

So it's perfect, right? Not really, the problem with this game is that it's quite difficult, or at least too much for my taste. It's not rare to have like 5 or 6 enemies at the same time on the screen, so it can get a litte bit crowded.

When I look at the Steam achievements, I can see that only 19,6% of the people who bought the game was able to finish it on normal (I'm not part of this group), which is quite low. For example, Bloodstained: Ritual of the night sits at 43,3%, and Cuphead is at 13,6%. So, if you like a challenge, well go for it. But if like me, you prefer your BTU to be more "gentle", you should consider another game, like River City Girls for example. Because, even on normal, it's challenging. Not extremely difficult mind you, but challenging nonetheless.

And there's also something to know about the gameplay. It's true that there's a lot of combos, but some of them are rather hard to pull out. I won't say that they are as tough as a combo in a fighting game, but almost. Let's say that they can require a good dose of dexterity.

My personnal experience with this game: after playing it with a friend, I decided to buy it. Then, I reached a zone with a raft. I lost maybe 5 or 6 times here, then decided to refund it. Fast forward to 2019, now the game is 3,99€ on Steam. I say to myself, why not? Even if I don't finish it, I know what to expect. So yes, I bought it again. Right now, I'm trying to finish it but... How should I put it? I don't find it really fun. I played River City Girls 23 hours straight, but FnR I can't. I try a stage, lose 3 continues, then stop. Oh, I almost forgot: you have to unlock the easy mode and the training mode.

Last edited: Sep 19, 2019

• #36

I wasn't expecting this announcement. This is great news.

I got the game on sale for PC a while back and put maybe an hour into it, it felt pretty good (though difficult).
I don't play games on the PC much so a console option means I can finally get back into it.

• #37

wow, someone made a better Paprium that actually released, awesome!

Hahaha.

:(

Paprium's biggest issue was the hardware it was aiming at I think, it seemed like a development nightmare with the goals it had. And to say I almost pledged on that shit back then, I can only feel bad for those who did.

• #38

It's actually a really fun beat em up. I have it on PC and I occasionally jump into it.

Lots of content in there for sure. Combat is kinda stupid dumb, but in a fun, Batman Arkham way.

• #39

Pleased I will finally be able to give it a go

Last edited: Sep 19, 2019

• #40

SoP (State of Play) is totally gonna to reveal it for released date, lol.

• #41

Yesssss!!! I've been interested in this for quite a while, but never pulled the trigger on the Steam version. Going to grab it on Switch so I can play on the go.

• #42

Did a few playthroughs of this on PC and the most interesting thing about this game is the alternate pathways and alternate endings.

You will literally get different dialog and stages if you pick different choices (often by making time limited choices). Hell, some characters may even die lol. The writing could be better as there are few grammatical errors here and there but I don't think the guy who made this game is native English anyway (native Spanish?).

Anyways, the combo system can get pretty deep and you can unlock tons of bonus modes (score attack, VS mode, extra characters from the game 20+, colors/costumes, etc) with coins you get. There is a very useful training mode that acts like streetfighter's trial mode so you can practice combos. There is also a CPU + partner mode so even if you don't have any friends to play with, you can play with CPU partners. Something River City Girls is missing.

You can even unlock a super easy mode complete with pacifier icon if the game is too hard for you. It cost 50 coins meaning you have to at least try normal first.

Still would like a GGPO online enabled coop mode tho.

• #43

As a beat'em up fan I really cannot ask for more in 2019. Will double dip on thiS.

• #44

Probably the second best non-arcade beat em up, after The Ninja Warriors Once Again. Great game.

• #45

Insta-bought! Looks great and it's 80% off on Steam, thanks for the tip OP!

• #46

Played through the game once. This one probably sits at the bottom of the totem pole of the major modern beat em ups.

Wasn't a fan of the combat. Never felt like there was much utility in any of my moves beyond using them in combos. The game becomes screen after screen of mobs (and the game FILLS the screen with enemies) for you to do long combos on. I can't particularly say why, but doing combos in this game wasn't too interesting to me (especially compared to other combo heavy games like Streets of Fury, Guardian Heroes, or Phantom Breaker)

I don't even know what to say to this other than NAH

especially phantom breaker... you really gonna say this game is more boring than fuckin phantom breaker??

• #47

I just picked this up. Don't see any discernible difference between the PC version in terms of framerate. No online multiplayer but it does have 3 player couch co-op.

Then again the original PC release didn't have online multiplayer either.

Blitworks job in all this was just merely publishing and porting work. They didn't add any new features. It's already a feature packed game to begin with.

Definitely worthwhile for console owners. As I said I already own this on PC, but picked it up for Switch because it's easier to bring it over to my friends houses to setup a couch co-op party. I used to do the same thing with my Laptop and Streets of Rage Remake plugged into a big TV via HDMI.

This is strictly a no-frills straight port of the PC release. It's an excellent game that still is excellent, just now playable on all current consoles.

• #48

Went live on the eShop a little bit ago. Downloading now.

• #49

Switch port seems to be rock solid. So glad I waited for this version as it really is "perfect for Switch."

Hard to believe that this was made by one guy. It's so polished in both presentation and gameplay. Pretty challenging too. Getting that 1cc is gonna be a tough one.

• #50

Ugh! When is "soon" going to end.

I'm fed up with this soony shit.

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