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16 Fighting Games of 2019 and Beyond

Shubhankar Parijat — Mon, 25 Mar 2019 16:46:18 +0000

For as long as games have existed, the fighter genre has been a pillar of the industry, and though it’s not quite as much at the front and centre of things as it use to be decades ago, it still holds a great deal of value. Every year we get treated to excellent fighters and brawlers, and the coming months are looking no different. In this feature, we’ll be highlighting sixteen major fighting games – as well as a few brawlers an beat ’em ups – that are coming this year, or soon afterward (while also mentioning a couple that have already launched).

Without further ado then, let’s begin.

MORTAL KOMBAT 11

People have been looking forward to Mortal Kombat 11 for some time now, and after much anticipation, it’s finally almost here. Typically, it looks absolutely incredible. Promising much gore, Brutalities, and Fatalities, combined with what’s looking like a strong roster, as well as the kind of strong campaigns NeatherRealm Studios usually delivers, Mortal Kombat 11 is undoubtedly very close to the top of many most-anticipated lists.

Lethal League Blaze is Now Available for PC

Ravi Sinha — Wed, 24 Oct 2018 19:35:32 +0000

Team Reptile’s Lethal League Blaze, the follow-up to the original high-octane ball whacker, is now available on Steam. PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch players will have to wait until 2019 for their fix. However, for now, the sequel can be experienced in all of its gorgeous glory on PC for just $19.99.

Continuing the chronicle of the Lethal League, Lethal League Blaze features the same concept of hitting your opponent’s ball back at dimension-tearing speeds. Manipulate the angle of the ball, choose different playable characters with their own unique moves, and try to keep up. Four player local and online play are supported, so it’s easy to experience with friends.

Lethal League Blaze also has a single-player mode to tear through, with players exploring the hijinks of Shine City. There’s a range of characters, outfits, modes, stages, and songs to unlock as you play. The soundtrack even has artists like Hideki Naganuma (of Jet Set Radio fame), Frank Klepacki, and Klaus Keen on board for that extra bit of funk.