Action Arcade Wrestling Review – C’est un Slobberknocker

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The professional struggle is a strange and wonderful sport. Both combat and entertainment, many facets make the medium unique. Due to the amalgamated elements that take place in the square circle, it has become increasingly difficult to seize the essence of the fight. While the 2K series was trying to reproduce the television experience, the fans aspired to an iteration that places the gameplay in the foreground. Well, in the driveway, ready to make PowerLam, its competition is an action Arcade Wrestling, but this original title will find the perfect balance between sport and entertainment.

At the base, action Arcade Wrestling is a fun and eventful interpretation of sport. Fusing elements of WWF Wrestlefest, No Mercy and even Street Fighter, Vico Game Studio has managed to create an absurd fighter and infinitely entertaining.

Thanks to its two-button system, AAW is accessible, allowing anyone to get between the ropes. Although this may seem limited, virtually all buttons permutations and directional keypad modify attacks, adding depth to combat. The grappling is at the center of each fighting game because it is the basis of all major movements. Vico Game Studio has combined items from multiple games to create a unique but familiar system that will appeal to gender fans. The famous AKI system is present and includes strong and low grapples with different maneuvers executed when entering any directional input. Differentially, if the competitors both try to enter, a WWF WRESTLEFEST style buttons crushing game starts with the winner winning the priority, allowing you to crush your opponent's skull in the canvas. With more than 700 movements, attacks are diverse but come out of the field of reality. Although the wrestlers have traditional movements, superhero characters can pull lasers and invoke fireballs.

The strikes are varied, heavy attacks having an opportunity window to counter and light attacks that can be blocked. However, you can not simply remember and block each shot because they will end up drilling. Similar to Beat'em Ups face-to-head, distance is a factor. Stay out of reach of the grapple and rushing to attack is a great way to increase the importance of close combat. Although the blocking is simple and intuitive, the inversion system is hidden and may seem non-existent by playing. Repeat the same movement increases the likelihood that it is reversed, while it adds a strategy to matches because you have to remember the movements you have done, it is random that the inversion occurs or not. Even if the system works, I would have preferred a method initiated by the player who rewards timing and skills.

During the games, you can earn points to have an entertaining fight and performance spots. Throughout, goals will appear to help you navigate in the game in a way that may differ from your usual game style. By supplementing them, you will get points that will unlock rewards such as belts, taunts and other customization options. In addition, power-ups also appear from time to time to give you a boost during the fight. That gives you additional damage or the ability to expel you when you no longer have any health, these bonuses add an unpredictability layer to matches. Purists do not have to worry, because with most elements of the game, aspects can be changed to meet your needs. So, if you do not want a power-ups or spots, just turn them off.

Action Arcade Wrestling has the deepest creative suite and the best I've ever seen, although there is a warning, it's not really in the game. The Wrestling Lab is a free software available on PC. All downloaded creations are downloadable on any version, which means there is a huge bank of characters waiting in the gorilla position. For this reason, the fictional list can be neglected to create correspondence from your wildest dreams. Whether you want Omega vs Rollins or Santa Claus vs Batman, the possibilities are endless. These can be carefully organized in Federations, each with its own title giving you the opportunity to create the organization of your dreams.

The match options are quite simple with all types of games expected in a simple team and in a team. Without history mode, arcade tower battle or online modes, the game lacks longevity, based solely on the local multiplayer. A climax is the royal battle that can have up to 10 characters both on the screen without passing 60 fps. The size of the ring increases at this point, which is logical from the gameplay point of view but seems a little strange. When they are eliminated, the characters align with the outside of the ring as a strange morgue of Wrestlemania. Personally, I would have preferred they disappear rather than staying on the screen. This is also present in the matches by tag, because the wrestlers are held without life on the apron, which hinders the experience.

Break characters with weapons is an explosion, but it's not without faults. As the game takes place on a 2D plan, the connection with the strikes can be a little embarrassing. The weapons panoplie is impressive and hilarious. Guitars with laser swords, each comes with its own unique sound effect that improves the typing. Unfortunately, some weapons simply float next to the hand rather than being seized and sometimes you can simply walk directly through objects. However, because of the ensuing ridicule, these small inconvenience can easily go unnoticed.

The shaded visuals give the game its own identity. The menus are tinged with nostalgia of the 80s, signaling love for LJN fighting games. Although the details are rare, there is a large atmosphere in the arenas because of the depth created by the shadows in the foreground. The sound effects are however a bit in the book with arcade pings and repetitive sound extracts that lack imagination.

Action Arcade Wrestling successfully achieves its primary goal of being fun. With a ton of customization options, you can create matches that existed only in your wildest dreams. Although bonuses and spots can cut purists, love and admiration for sport are obvious throughout the game.

_ PS4 game code provided by the publisher _