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- Arika
- Arika
- Arika
- Arika
Fighting EX Layer Another Dash
Released On: May 20, 2021
Metascore
Available after 4 critic reviews
5.0
All Platforms
Ultimately, Fighting EX Layer: Another Dash is a fighting game fan’s fighting game — its primary audiences are 'refugees from Street Fighter V' and 'people who have nostalgia for Street Fighter EX'. Players in these two groups will find themselves very much at home with this game, especially since the fighting engine is so solid, and some of the characters are just offbeat enough to make it interesting. But considering it’s so dependent on online play, with barely existent single player content, it’s difficult to recommend to more casual players. It is, however, free to download, so you've got nothing to lose by giving it a try.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 7 User Ratings
5.0
29% Positive
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
29% Mixed
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
43% Negative
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 7 User Ratings
5.0
29% Positive
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
29% Mixed
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
43% Negative
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
Finally a competitive fighting game on Switch and Arika done an excellent job in bring over, something that capcom can't do with ultra street fighter 4.
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Nintendo Switch
Awesome, fleshed out version **** fighting game that is a passion project for the dev team. 60fps, rollback netcode, great cast of characters and moves. Lots of nostalgia for fans of Street Fighter EX from back in the day... Been waiting for SFIV or Tekken to reach Switch and this hits the spot nicely.
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Nintendo Switch
It's a demo, no online and no training even....
But the gameplay it's good and it's a more ''slow paced'' and this is good because N.Switch have many ''fast paced" games.
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Nintendo Switch
This is apparently a fighter based off the street fighter EX series and fighting layer as well as the port version of it on the switch. Thankfully it does control rather well, and is fairly fun to mess around with in terms of movement and fighting mechanics.While this game is a free to download game, the single player content is pretty much free to any characters you have, which the free version gives you a total of 4 characters. While the 2D art style of each character certainly pops, compared to the 3D model counterpart it leaves much to be desired. The game has a sort of arcade post 2000s vibe to it, with a lot of the stages looking rather rough around the edges, but as a sort of intentional way.Overall, Fighting Ex Layer is a surprising find for a free barebones fighting game. The single player content is certainly lacking and the rest of the characters have to be bought, but if you are ever strapped for cash and just want to play a new fighting game, Fighting Ex Layer can certainly help you with that itch. Very neat.
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Nintendo Switch
I thought it was laggy asf, look awfully muddy and well it felt unplayable for me at least
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Nintendo Switch
Este juego no te deja jugar al online ni tampoco entrar a modo training a menos que tengas el un dlc y aparte para el online tambien necesitas el nintendo switch online aparte que el menu principal no esta traducido pero los menus secundarios si que lo estan y encima en el modo arcade el bot puede elegir todos los luchadores mientras que el jugador solamente 4 encima que la inteligencia artificial en la dificultad facil se esta protegiendo todo el rato el modo normal resulta ser mas facil que el modo facil y el modo dificil parece ser como un modo normal no a la altura de un modo dificil
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Nintendo Switch
Summary The second chapter of Fighting EX Layer begins! Fighting EX Layer: Another Dash is an ambitious title that reconsiders the theories and values of fighting games. This is a separate title in the Fighting EX Layer series not bound by traditional skills and systems. What is the fate of the fighters inhibited by new power? The game feature...
Platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: May 20, 2021
Developer:
- Akira
Publisher: Arika
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