The game uses a 2D side-view one-on-one fighting format with three-round matches. Players choose from 20 historical and original characters and select one of three styles at the start: Power, Speed, or Expert. Each style changes damage output, movement rhythm, and combo/cancel possibilities. Core actions include light and heavy attacks, throws, air offense, and super special moves. After clearing opponents, players see character-specific endings.

Fuuma Kotarou

A series staple who fights with ninja techniques and fast movement.

Jack Trotter

A strength-focused grappler specializing in close-range throws and pressure.

Hanzo

A nimble ninja-style fighter with strong rushdown and aerial control.

Sanda?

A martial artist using agile footwork and traditional techniques.

Dio

One of the series’ iconic villains with powerful all-round attacks.

Learn how the three styles differ before mastering a character. Power is best for burst damage, Speed for pressure and mobility, and Expert for technical combos and control. In neutral, rely on safe pokes, jump-in confirms, and throws only when the opponent is locked down. Against grapplers, keep space and punish approach attempts; against fast rushdown characters, defend patiently and counter after unsafe strings. Save super specials for confirmed openings or forced recovery situations.

Tips and tricks

Pick the style that matches your fundamentals rather than chasing raw damage.

Tips and tricks

Practicing defense into counterattack will improve your results quickly.

Tips and tricks

Some characters are much stronger in air-to-air or close-range throw situations, so adapt to the matchup.

User Reviews

A polished final entry with solid animation and satisfying hit effects.

User Reviews

The three fighting styles give the same character noticeably different feels, adding replay value.

User Reviews

A distinctive 1990s arcade fighter with personality and surprisingly strong balance.