Dragon Fist: VR Kung Fu

About

Wield fists feet and flair in this virtual reality kung fu showdown. Choose from 40 fighters including a wise old master a nimble female student or a samurai and clash in settings ripped from Hong Kong cinema's golden era. Battle through misty bamboo forests crumbling cult temples and 1920s boxing rings using hand-to-hand techniques like forearm blocks dodges and throws. Each character has distinct movesets weaknesses and fighting styles requiring you to adapt tactics mid-fight. Go solo in story modes or team up for co-op brawls against AI foes that mirror your own control scheme on lower difficulties. The game shines in its responsive combat and retro movie aesthetic. Opponents use identical controls creating balanced duels where skill not systems gives you edge. Available on PC VR and Meta Quest devices since late 2021 it delivers punchy 1v1 action with no AI buffs to break tension. With no tutorial hand-holding players learn through trial and error just like classic martial arts films. The 20+ arenas each have distinct visual themes but lack deeper narrative ties between them. Still fans of physical fighting mechanics will appreciate the tactile feedback of blocking and striking in three dimensions.

Storyline

Step into your own kung fu movie with colourful characters inspired by Chinese and Hong Kong martial arts movies across the decades. Whether you fancy playing as an old wise master, or a young gifted female kung fu student, or a shaolin monk, Bruce Lee inspired character, samurai or a ninja there's bound to be someone for you... Fight in different scenes in atmospheres inspired by movies, like the dark Red Flower Cult, the misty bamboo forest, kung fu school, (early 20th century) boxing ring + many more. 40 different characters that have various colourful costumes and have their own special moves to learn and use. Each character has their own fighting style to fight against as well as a perk and a weakness. Block attacks with your hands or forearms, or bob and weave, push their arms out the way, or move about, how you fight is up to you. But your opponents might use different strategies also, so you must learn how to foresee their attacks and how best to attack them. Your opponents all have the same controls as you, no advantage, no disadvantage. Except on easier levels they will have less strength - they will also have their speed and intelligence reduced.