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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Wrath of the Mutants review: Cow Bung

Wrath of the Mutants is a port of the 2017 arcade game based on the 2012 TV series, but does it have the chops to stand next to recent beat 'em up hits?

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What Are You Playing This Weekend? (6th April)

Hallownest awaits - It's the weekend folks, which means it's time to find out which games we'll be sinking a few hours into. Before that, however, let's chec...

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10 Best Beat'Em Ups, Ranked

10 Best Beat'Em Ups, Ranked
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Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons announced, coming to all formats

Modus Games and Secret Base has announced Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons announced, coming to all formats this Summer.

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Random: Bitmap Is Bringing Xeno Crisis To N64 And GameCube

"This is no joke" - April Fools' Day has been one heck of a minefield this year, with some video game companies going an e...

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What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 437

The big one - Wow! This could very well be the biggest WAYP in quite some time! We've been having some email hiccups here ...

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Final Vendetta Gets Casual Difficulty and Stage Select on All Platforms

Final Vendetta Gets Casual Difficulty and Stage Select on All Platforms
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ShackStream: Final Vendetta brings the pixelated punchies on Indie-licious

Indie-licious is serving up knuckle sandwiches on stream today as we take on the streets of Bitmap Bureau's Final Vendetta.

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Final Vendetta Review – Capsule Computers

Final Vendetta Developer: Bitmap BureauPublisher: Numskull GamesPlatforms: PC (Reviewed), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, SwitchRelease Date: 17 June 2022Price: $24.99 USD / $35.95 AUD – Available Here Overview Last month we saw the release of not one but two new beat ’em up games fresh from the oven and available on all current platforms. If you’re a fan of action games or have been following gaming news, the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game probably popped up in your mind but what about this second “mystery” game? It’s Final Vendeettaa! – sorry about that – It launched only two days after Ninja Turtles and without much fanfare. Final Vendetta is a brawler with the premise of being as mechanically simple as possible that anyone can pick up and start enjoying instantly. Final Vendetta is also a passionate labor of love that pays homage to its much older predecessors. Story A notorious gang known only as “Syndic8” is on the uprise in the London underworld. Business was all well and good until they committed a grave mistake; they decided to kidnap Claire Sparks’ sister. Syndic8 demands that Claire and her hot-headed friends run a job for them. Now, Claire and especially her friends don’t take too well to receiving orders from criminals, so they decide to put an end to Syndic8 instead. Who can save Syndic8 from these blood-thirsty freaks? Nonsense aside, I like the callback to Final Fight’s intro. It’s brief and simple but kinda nostalgic at the same time. As for the rest of the plot, there’s none, and that’s a good thing. Gameplay The main blueprint for Final Vendetta’s gameplay comes from the older Streets of Rage games. Final Vendetta mixes and matches elements from all three SoR games, but it also has a bit of DNA from a variety of other beat ’em ups. For example you can kick fallen foes similarly to Konami’s Vendetta, juggle your enemies to death which is implemented similarly to how it works on Sengoku 3 among other little touches that vary depending on your character of choice. The playable cast is composed of your typical martial artist superheroes of old. Claire Sparks is the nimble and technical fighter. “Duke” Sancho is the well-rounded street brawler and Miller Williams is the resident “slow” big guy with a focus on wrestling moves. Regardless of who you choose, all three of them are fun to use. Their play styles vary considerably. Final Vendetta uses a four button layout like in old Neo Geo games. These buttons comprise your basic punch, a jump, a block button and a special button. The first three buttons are self-explanatory with the outlier here being the special button; it’s used in more situational moments like when grabbing a foe or when your character is running. There are also moves accessed by pressing a combination of two buttons, such as a launcher and a super move that hits in all directions. I’ll leave the rest for you to try for yourself, or you can simply watch the video above to have a good idea of your options in Final Vendetta. There are five stages in total. All of them are relatively short. The enemies lack variety and are mostly palette swaps with a few different moves. Final Vendetta’s main draws for me are its tight controls and overall fast pace. It’s like actually going to the arcades, you insert a coin in your machine of choice and press start. No cutscene between phases, no unnecessary BS just gaming in its purest form. Four difficulty types are available in the game; casual is a walk in the park, while ultra will test your knowledge of the game, since there are only two lives and no prompts to warn you of incoming stage hazards. There are also extra modes that help prolong the game’s longevity such as boss rush and survival. These bonus modes are unlocked by beating the game on hard with certain characters and are very fun and challenging. If the gameplay sounds too derivative, it’s because it is. Final Vendetta is supposed to be a very light-hearted “culmination” of classic beat ‘em ups up to this point in time. Despite that, Final Vendetta is never boring. The varied difficult modes, characters and extra modes will keep you occupied for hours. Mastering a given character on its own is already fun enough; it’s not hard to do since there are no difficult inputs or super short windows to link attacks in a combo. At the time of this review, a new patch was released. That means that along with overall fixes, the game received a lot of tweaks. The combo system was slightly revamped, and some exploits were removed. As a result, the game feels even better. It’s a real pity that the developers weren’t able to launch the game like this from the start. Visuals Final Vendetta looks like a Neo Geo beat ‘em up from the nineties. It’s especially similar to Sengoku 3, only less detailed. The stages look overly simple, but the character’s sprites are well rendered and animated. Audio The soundtrack in this game is amazing. It Features some known people from the hip hop and electronic music scene, such as Featurecast, Krafty Kuts and Utah Saints. The music is upbeat, dancey and adds a lot to the old school vibe of the game. The sound effects sound appropriate for the most part. Although I don’t understand how a punch can sound more impactful than a lead pipe to the head. Overall I really liked my time with this game. It doesn’t have the Ninja Turtles budget and appeal, but it’s equally as fun. While some may find that Bitmap Bureau went too far with Final Vendetta’s old school sensibilities, I welcome more games like it with open arms. Capsule Computers review guidelines can be found here.

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9 beat 'em ups to play if you like TMNT: Shredder's Revenge

Still feeling punchy after Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge, but want to change it up? We've got some delightful beat 'em up games to sate your fists.

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