Survival Mode Added to Generic Fighter Maybe Demo on Steam
Bolting a run-based mode with item shopping and an opponent-selection lobby onto a demo gives a fighting game whose draw is hand-drawn animation a single-player loop that does not depend on a live opponent.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Astrobard Games added a Survival Mode to the demo of Generic Fighter Maybe, its hand-drawn fighting game, where players fight a series of battles. Between matches they walk a lobby to pick the next opponent, and from the second match they can buy items at a food truck. There are about 50 item types. The game is planned for release on Steam for PC.
Survival Mode runs as a sequence of fights rather than a single match. Players move through a lobby between bouts and choose who to face next, and an opponent picked early can be avoided later. Opponents carry their own abilities, so the choice of who comes next matters as much as how the fight goes.
From the second match, a food truck sells about 50 item types: attack, defense, health, and gauge boosts, status effects such as poison and freezing, and items that grant movement abilities. The demo downloads from its Steam store page.
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