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These fights often had me winning, or losing, by just a small margin. I found early on and fights where I was more closely matched to my opponent’s weapon and armor levels to be nail-biting. The fights are more of a dance style fighting where being evasive by dodging and rolling away and keeping your distance from your opponent is just as important as landing punches and kicks.

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The upgrade system is a ploy to get you to keep playing and grinding towards better equipment and for the most part, works fairly well.īefore playing Shadow Fight 2 it is important to note that the fighting style is not your typical button mashing or combo-centric gameplay. The introduction of the armor and weapon upgrades adds an RPG-like element to the fights which is a nice added bonus and makes for some strategy in how you spend them as you can choose to upgrade items you already have or choose to buy new weapons and armor that may not be as powerful until you can in turn, upgrade that.

There is a shop where you can buy armor, weapons and other upgrades buy using currency and gems you collect by winning fights and meeting certain battle requirements. There are tournaments and boss fights, which require you to amass weapons and skills that are necessary to ensure victory and progression to the next area of the map.Īlong with the map, there are options for you to test out your new skills in the Dojo through a moves list as you practice against a punching bag. Shadow Fight 2’s map contains points of interests which include memory-like battles where you play as your Sensei encountering the enemies of his past. The story is delivered similarly in fashion to anyone familiar with popular fighting games. The game’s story mode starts you off as Shadow, a fighter stripped of his identity forced into a competing through ever-increasing challenges of tournaments and boss battle encounters.

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Sure, it was pretty evident during my playthrough of Shadow Fight 2 that it maintains some aspects of its mobile roots, changes have been made to move from the free to play model to the Switch port. Having previously released Shadow Fight 2 as a mobile game, developer/publisher Nekki has now brought the game to a more powerful mobile platform. By jonathanober eShop, Nekki, Nintendo Switch, review, Shadow Fight 2