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Fighting 13 November 2014

A classic two-dimensional fight in which characters from Japanese books from the imprint of Dengeki Bunko, as well as their popular adaptations of anime, fight against each other. The game features characters from the series such as Sword Art Online, Durarara!, Shakugan no Shana, Toradora! or Toaru Majutsu no Index. The production has standard gameplay modes and the ability to play online.

Fighting 10 December 2015

A classic 2D fighting game developed by Examu, an experienced Japanese studio. The heroines of the production are characters known from various titles of the famous visual novel developer, Nitroplus. In Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroine Infinite, there are tens of female characters from the aforementioned company’s portfolio; these include playable warriors and AI-controlled partners. Apart from standard attacks, each of them has their own arsenal of combos and special strikes.

Fighting 26 May 2017

A two-dimensional fighting game developed by Japanese studio Arc System Works. The title is an upgraded and enriched version of Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator. The action of the game takes place in year 2187, when a female warrior named Ramlethal, who leads creatures called Valentine, declares war against humanity. The campaign of the game consists of chapters focused on various characters and the cutscenes between the fights are similar to visual novels.

Fighting 19 October 2011

Digital reissue of the third-person action game Fighting Force 2, which was originally released in 1999 on PlayStation and Dreamcast consoles. In the game we play Hawk Manson, known from the original, who is sent on a secret mission to a company suspected of cloning people. Compared to its predecessor, the title departs slightly from the classic "beat 'em up" genre, offering much more shooting elements.

Fighting 19 January 2015

A collection of games developed by Bandai Namco. The set includes three very popular fighting games – Tekken 6, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and Soulcalibur V. The first of these titles continue the story of the Mishima family and the King of Iron First Tournaments. It features forty fighters and enables the players to participate in exciting duels on arenas.

Fighting 04 April 2014

An improved version of a humorous, two-dimensional fight by One True Game Studios. Through the use of an unusual two-button control, the game only allows you to lead out a kick or jump, and each of the rounds lasts until the first hit of the opponent.

Fighting 01 December 2011

A three-dimensional fight in which two-person teams of pilots, sitting at the helm of big robots, appearing in series and films from the Gundama universe, stand in front of each other. The production is a direct conversion of one of the most popular titles in Japanese game rooms, which has been improved and enriched with new game modes.

Fighting 05 June 2012

Improved version of the popular Virtua Fighter 5 fight. The game has been subjected to many improvements compared to the previous version, prepared especially for it also additional players. The network options for multiplayer duels have also changed.

Fighting 11 September 2012

An arcade fighting game developed by Bandai Namco. It is the second installment in the subseries focusing on fights 2vs2. The plot is non-canonical here, serving the purpose of the background for spectacular fighting. The game features over fifty well-known fighters participating in the titular tournament. The player can change both their appearances and weapons to one's liking. Before the fight begins, the player selects two combatants to be used interchangeably.

Fighting canceled

Arcade 2D fight produced by Seed Studios development team with fans of wrestling and classic engravers in mind. Players direct the actions of their favourite wrestlers (including John Cena, The Rock, The Snake, Macho Man) and fight exciting fights in the famous arenas. The title is distinguished by a two-dimensional graphic design in the "retro" style.

Fighting 29 May 2008

Battle Fanstasia is a two-dimensional fight in which the characters are presented in 3D. The game world will interest those who like a magical, slightly fantastic atmosphere.

Fighting 06 June 2008

Another fighting game based on the cult manga by Akira Toriyama, developed by Dimps Corporation. The players get to experience the events known from the original animated series, up to the fight with Cell. Subsequent storylines are presented in the form of film cut-scenes shown between duels. There is a rich set of characters at our disposal — including such characters as Goku, Raditz, Yamcha, Krillin, and the androids.

Fighting 16 November 2008

Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe is a spin-off version of the legendary fighting series created by Ed Boon and John Tobias. The game was created thanks to the cooperation of Midway Games, Warner Bros. and DC Comics. Players can take part in spectacular battles between characters from the world of Mortal Kombat and comic superheroes. Game visualisation is based on Unreal Engine 3.

Fighting 04 November 2008

A 3D fighting game by Japanese studio Cyberconnect2, based on the popular manga and anime series by Masashi Kishimoto, and a sequel to the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja series for PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable. Like in the previous installments, the gameplay focuses on one-on-one (or rather three-on-three) battles, and you can choose from a variety of familiar characters, possessing different fighting styles and special abilities, and from a range of large arenas.

Fighting 28 July 2009

King of Fighters XII is the next installment of the popular two-dimensional fighting series. This part offers, first of all, a significantly improved visual setting and standard elements - five-second fights in the 3-na-3 system.

Fighting 09 April 2009

Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic is a brawl, a refreshed version of Rag Doll Kung Fu, created by Mark Healey and released in 2005.

Fighting 05 October 2010

Bijatyka, in which we play the role of warriors from different historical periods and take part in the competition for the title of the most dangerous of them.

Fighting 07 December 2010

A combat game using the PlayStation Eye camera. Thanks to this gadget, the role of the main character is entirely for the player. Its silhouette is transferred to the virtual world and controlled by making the desired moves in front of the camera, such as blows, kicks or jumps.

Fighting 12 February 2009

Street Fighter IV is the fourth installment of the extremely popular fighting series. The action of the game was set between the events presented in the second and third part of the cycle. Among the 25 warriors in which the player can play, there are both well-known (Ryu, Chun-Li, Ken and others) as well as completely new heroes.

Fighting canceled

A fighting game developed by Namco combining the features of two competing series: Tekken and Street Fighter, each representing a somewhat different approach to the genre and contending for the title of best virtual fighting game. Production of this title began simultaneously with the development of Capcom's Street Fighter X Tekken, but unlike its competitor it features the mechanics and visuals of the Tekken series.

Fighting 13 March 2012

A side installment in a series of 3D fighting games developed by Cyberconnect 2 and set in the universe of the popular anime series Naruto. Similar to the previous installments, the gameplay is based on two main modes. Classic fighting is the first of them and the player assumes the roles of the most popular characters created by Masashi Kishimoto. Among dozens of fighters available, one will find here both those from the original Naruto series and characters introduced only in Naruto Shippuden.

Fighting 07 June 2011

Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition is an extended version of the popular fight created by Japanese company Capcom. In this edition, the creators decided to introduce four new heroes, as well as numerous improvements in duel mechanics and an extended mode of online struggle. Characteristics of characters have also been modified, thanks to which it was possible to balance the game better.

Fighting 26 July 2011

Sequel bijatyki Deadliest Warrior: The Game. Like the original, the game is based on a popular programme broadcast by Spike TV station. Players take on the role of legendary warriors and duel themselves using their own weapons and skills.

Fighting 28 November 2012

Sonic the Fighters is a 3D arcade fight, which is a conversion of a hit from gaming machines showrooms. Players embody their favourite heroes from the universe of the Sonic the Hedgehog series and take part in a tournament in which the stake is the right to pilot a space ship and interfere with the plans of the evil Doctor of the Worker. The title was produced by Sega AM2 studio.