Skullgirls is a fast-paced 2-D fighting game that puts players in control of fierce warriors in an extraordinary Dark Deco world. Featuring all-new game systems which test the skills of veteran fighting game fans while also making the genre enjoyable and accessible to newcomers, Skullgirls is a modern take on classic arcade fighters with a hand-drawn high-definition twist. It’s a one-of-a-kind, action-packed competition complete with awesome combos and an intriguing backstory.
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Super divertido, recomendo!
Tenho ótimas lembranças de eu jogando tarde da noite nas férias, na casa da minha vó com um controle de PS2 conectado no notebook.
Ah gloriosos velhos tempos, era feliz e nem sabia...
Tenho ótimas lembranças de eu jogando tarde da noite nas férias, na casa da minha vó com um controle de PS2 conectado no notebook.
Ah gloriosos velhos tempos, era feliz e nem sabia...
When I downloaded the mobile fighting game about curvy big boobed monster women I did NOT expect it to be this well made and fun to play
Guys bad news... Im not the hugest fan of skullgirls... and its not because they removed all their old weird gross shit...
I downloaded it for the tits and ass
I deleted it because the gameplay was fucking annoying and it made me epileptic
That aside the character designs are pretty cool and it's lowkey creative, so 2 stars for that
I deleted it because the gameplay was fucking annoying and it made me epileptic
That aside the character designs are pretty cool and it's lowkey creative, so 2 stars for that
The developers removed some content among art and animations that deemed questionable. This includes some nazi-like insignas, panty shots, a sovet announcer and the redesign of an oversexualized female combatant.
While for many this could look harmless or necessary, the issue is that the players paid for said content when the game was released (and funded). Even more, the devs made the oversexualized characters their main selling point for the game and everyone that decided to chip in and buy did it because they liked that aspect.
Now, ten years after its release, the developing team decided to remove and cover some of the promised, advertised and sold content, and the players are complaining because it's simply not the game they paid for. Not anymore.
While for many this could look harmless or necessary, the issue is that the players paid for said content when the game was released (and funded). Even more, the devs made the oversexualized characters their main selling point for the game and everyone that decided to chip in and buy did it because they liked that aspect.
Now, ten years after its release, the developing team decided to remove and cover some of the promised, advertised and sold content, and the players are complaining because it's simply not the game they paid for. Not anymore.
I do not wish to be associated with the Fighting Game Community. I just like Annie, Feng, and Parasoul.