Roguelite Fighting Game 'Shot One Fighters' Gets Playable Demo at Summer Game Fest
The demo reveals how the game combines roguelite map progression with a traditional 6-button fighting system, aiming to serve both casual combo-building and competitive depth.
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Red Moon Workshop's 'Shot One Fighters' was shown in a playable demo at Summer Game Fest: Play Days. The roguelite fighting game features a branching map, over 100 moves and artifacts, and a story about a fighter named Volley entering the Void to save a friend. Fighting game veterans Justin Wong and JMCrofts are involved in tuning the combat. A Kickstarter campaign is planned.
The playable demo at Summer Game Fest: Play Days gave attendees their first hands-on look at 'Shot One Fighters,' a roguelite fighting game from Texas-based Red Moon Workshop. Players chose from three characters-Volley, a blue fox-like Kiera, or Kyu, a cat riding a robot-and navigated a branching map of about 20 stages in the first chapter, 'Badlands.' Each run lets players combine over 100 types of moves and artifacts to build a custom move set. The game uses a traditional 6-button control scheme, with fighting game community legends Justin Wong and JMCrofts supervising the mechanics. The full release is planned to include a fully voiced story mode, local and online multiplayer, and training modes. A Kickstarter campaign is in the works for additional features and console ports.
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