Psychic Force 2012

About

Psychic Force 2012 is a 3D fighting game set inside a massive floating cube where players battle using psychic powers. Characters can fly freely across six walls, aiming for mid-air combos and strategic positioning. Ten fighters each have distinct moves, energy attacks, and weapons, controlled with basic inputs that change based on distance. A power meter limits special moves, forcing players to balance offense and resource management. Matches mix aerial acrobatics with grounded brawling, making every clash feel dynamic. The game’s cult following stems from its tight mechanics and quirky story. A power meter system adds tension, while the story mode uses anime-style visuals and scripted scenes to explore rival psychic factions. With modes for practice, local multiplayer, and a narrative-driven campaign, it’s a niche title that still holds up for fans of 90s arcade fighters. Community forums often highlight its underrated depth, especially for those who enjoy balancing risk and reward in fast-paced combat.

Storyline

Taking place two years after the events of Psychic Force, the sequel finds the world caught in the crossfire between two factions who vie for control over the Earth. Upon returning after his fateful past battle against his old friend Burn Griffiths, Keith Evans resurrects NOA as Neo NOA and once again resumes his conquest of establishing a utopia for united Psychiccers. Richard Wong, who had broken away from NOA, establishes his own group of Psychiccers known as "The Army" and seeks to eliminate Neo NOA in an attempt to conquer the world. As the two groups fight for control over the fate of the Earth, independent Psychiccers who find themselves being drawn into the conflict seek to hunt down members of Neo NOA and The Army in an attempt to find the truth and help locate their missing family and friends.