Brawl Game. Source: Steam
Games brawls are generally known as "brawl” which involves large-scale battles between players and opponents.
Usually, games that have fighting or brawl elements are identical to themed games yakuza or criminal gangs.
If you like fighting games that involve lots of people, here are recommendations for the most exciting fighting games for PC.
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Competing one on one is cool, but fighting games that involve many people at once are no less exciting.
In games with brawl elements, you can beat up lots of people with a variety of interactive fighting styles. Interested in playing? Here are the recommendations!
The first recommendation is a game from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, namely Judgment. This action-adventure genre game was released on September 14 2022.
Judgment tells the story of a private detective named Takayuki Yagami who is investigating a serial murder case in Kamurocho.
This game has a fighting system that is similar to Yakuza 0. Where players can take turns using two fighting styles, namely Tiger Style and Crane Style.
Tiger Style is a fighting style that focuses on one individual while Crane Style focuses on fighting with many people.
While playing the game, you sometimes have to fight a group of mafia members at once. With interesting variations and combinations of attacks, the brawl scenes in this game look great satisfying.
Sifu is a beat 'em up genre game developed and released by Sloclap on March 28, 2023.
This game, set in modern China, follows the story of the son of a sifu (martial arts teacher) who seeks justice for the death of his father.
Sifu is inspired by Bak Mei kung fu which contains more than 150 unique attacks. Where the basic attack movements can be combined with each other.
Not only one-on-one fights, some fights will involve many people at once.
The last remaining opponent may enter a “Frenzy” state which causes him to become uncontrollable and turn into a Miniboss.
Sometimes you will also be given the opportunity to avoid battle by selecting the available dialogue options. The result will depend on what you choose.
From the same studio as Judgment, the next recommended game with fighting elements that you should try is Yakuza 0.
Here you will play as junior yakuza named Kiryu and Majima set in Tokyo and Osaka in the 1980s.
As is typical of other gangster and yakuza games, you can be surrounded by a group of thugs who are ready to beat you up.
This game has three different fighting styles for each character that players can use alternately in battle.
Kiryu masters Brawler like the previous series, Beast which allows the use of heavy weapons, and Rush Style which can expand mobility.
Meanwhile, Majima uses the Thug fighting style which is synonymous with balance, Slugger which relies on weapons, and Breaker with its Capoeira martial arts elements.
The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa is a beat'em up genre game with 3D pixel graphics that focuses on the story of a high school gang leader named Ringo Ishikawa.
The fighting between gangs in this game is not as complex as other titles, but it is still very satisfying and interesting to try.
Game developers also include simulation elements in it, so players can travel to the city and play many minigames such as billiards.
Not only is the fighting action exciting, you will also be treated to stories about youth and friendship by Ishikawa and his friends.
Coming from a developer from Indonesia, the local game Troublemaker is the most exciting fighting game according to the author.
You will follow the adventures of a new transfer student who is transferred to one of the best high schools in Indonesia called Budi.
In the game you have to fight and take part in an annual fighting tournament between students called Raise Your Gang.
This game presents 30 iconic moves from various interesting combinations of punches and kicks.
Not alone, Budi will also be accompanied by his friends who are members of a gang called Parakacuk. Local game fans, don't miss it Trouble maker yes.
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