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About This Game

This is the most recent installment of the ‘Kunio-Kun’ franchise recreated as a fun and easy fighting game with the fighting aspects taken and upgraded from River City Super Sports Challenge ~All Star Special~.

The developers of the acclaimed fighting game series, ‘Blazblue’, have participated in this game, to improve the user experience. Game is designed to enhance the mind games and overall balance, which allows more strategic approach for players.

Brand New System

Rage Super Arts : Guage will be filled as you damaged, and eventually you will get into the "Rage" mode once you have max guage! In Rage mode, your overall and Super Arts will be enhanced! For example, you can see Mach Kick II instead of Mach Kick, Bomb punch will be explosive!, and so on.
New Skills : On top of new special moves, all characters can now use the throw skill. With increased means to survive the battle, players can experience intense combat by lifting the opponent into the air and adding attacks, striking multiple opponents with the Giant Swing, etc.

New Stage

Football Stadium : Score Goals! Opponents will take damage when you make a goal to their goalpost.
Factory Stage : Random items are generated when you push switches on both sides! Feeling lucky? Try your luck!
You can find even more new stages in real game!!

Introducing Game Mode

Single Player : Enjoy each 25 team's unique story lines.
Free Battle : Set each battle condition and get into the battle with up to 4 players.
Multi-Player : Play with friends in online multi-player mode. Searching other player's online room is available.

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Title: River City Melee : Battle Royal Special
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sports
Developer:
Arc System Works
Publisher:
H2 Interactive Co., Ltd.
Release Date: 29 Sep, 2017

Minimum:

OS: Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10
Processor: Intel Core2 Duo
Memory: 256 MB RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce 7900 GT or better / AMD Radeon X1900 / nVidia GeForce GT 620 (Windows 8.1)
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 2 GB available space
Sound Card: Direct Sound

English,Japanese,Korean,Simplified Chinese,Traditional Chinese

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Arc System Works has a reputation for making quality fighting games, and this overlooked gem is no exception.

"River City Melee : Battle Royal Special" is essentially an remake\/sequel to "Nekketsu Kakut\u014d Densetsu," one of the few legitimately good 4-player NES games, and one of the only Kunio-Kun titles not ported to the states. Combat is very similar to that in the beat-'em-up "River City Ransom," with characters able to move in eight directions, jump, and wield weapons as they pummel the crud out of one another, in a story of school sponsored blood sports. The only major addition was a wide variety of special moves and stats, unique to each playable character.

"River City Melee : Battle Royal Special" remains faithful to its source material, utilizing simple controls and basic inputs for all attacks. This is simultaneously its best selling point, and its greatest flaw. Attempting to faithfully recreate the feel of a decades-old fighting game is great for people who want a retro experience. However, that's a pretty niche audience. And, most of them would prefer the "purity" of the original game. Everyone else will probably overlook River City Melee, as fighting games have generally improved quite a bit since 1992. Compared to its contemporaries, River City Melee features slow, cumbersome, and simplistic gameplay, regardless of multiple mechanical (& admittedly brilliant) improvements added by Arc System Works.

So, while this is an exceptionally well made title, I am somewhat confused as to its intended market.
I don't know to whom I'd ever seriously recommend this game.
I mean, aside from fellow old school Kunio fans.
Because, this game really is something special.. Arc System Works has a reputation for making quality fighting games, and this overlooked gem is no exception.

"River City Melee : Battle Royal Special" is essentially an remake\/sequel to "Nekketsu Kakut\u014d Densetsu," one of the few legitimately good 4-player NES games, and one of the only Kunio-Kun titles not ported to the states. Combat is very similar to that in the beat-'em-up "River City Ransom," with characters able to move in eight directions, jump, and wield weapons as they pummel the crud out of one another, in a story of school sponsored blood sports. The only major addition was a wide variety of special moves and stats, unique to each playable character.

"River City Melee : Battle Royal Special" remains faithful to its source material, utilizing simple controls and basic inputs for all attacks. This is simultaneously its best selling point, and its greatest flaw. Attempting to faithfully recreate the feel of a decades-old fighting game is great for people who want a retro experience. However, that's a pretty niche audience. And, most of them would prefer the "purity" of the original game. Everyone else will probably overlook River City Melee, as fighting games have generally improved quite a bit since 1992. Compared to its contemporaries, River City Melee features slow, cumbersome, and simplistic gameplay, regardless of multiple mechanical (& admittedly brilliant) improvements added by Arc System Works.

So, while this is an exceptionally well made title, I am somewhat confused as to its intended market.
I don't know to whom I'd ever seriously recommend this game.
I mean, aside from fellow old school Kunio fans.
Because, this game really is something special.