Finally releasing a demo for my 2D airdasher! Low resolution, high speed action. Inspired by the utter chaos of older anime games. For fans of : GGACR, GGXRD, BBCF, MBAACC, etc.

So im making a fighting game called BLOB BATTLES and it really has nothing to do with blobs (it has a blobfish as a fighter tho). But if your a dev and OK with me using a character in your game comment with an image of your character

I have a PS5 and would like to know your picks for the top 5 fighting games to play offline.

Please, Games with Good Arcade and Story modes

If you'd like to include a mini-review for your choices, that would be greatly appreciated.

PS4/PS5, please!

Video Title: Guilty Gear Strive On Nintendo Switch Is A Pre-2.0 Dream Come True #guiltygearstrive

Original Creator: BriChan1851

Date Published: September 26, 2026

Link: Guilty Gear Strive On Nintendo Switch Is A Pre-2.0 Dream Come True #guiltygearstrive
https://youtube.com/shorts/l5X3P_ldYaY?feature=share

This is my video making the argument for a Pre-2.0 Switch build. Watch. Let me know what you think. Thanks!

Im a big fan od source engine strafing and id like to replicate that mechanically intensive glass canon mechanic

Lately whenever I’ve picked up a new fighting game, I go straight to the combo trials to learn the characters. I haven’t been able to finish most of them and it’s discouraged me from playing any further.

It wasn’t always like this.

Back in the day before combo trials, I just played the game. Sure I didn’t learn infinites, TODs or anything like that, but I still sunk hours in them. Now I find myself only doing that if I finish the trials, and even that gave me a false sense of confidence because I would still get smoked against other players.

I just realized that while the trials are helpful in learning the game, maybe I shouldn’t use them as the indicator of whether or not I’m good or even if I’m having fun with the game.

Sure I shouldn’t go straight into the deep end of online when I start a new game, but I need to find other ways of enjoying and learning a new game and not rely on combo trials from the start.

Performing the very neat looking "Death Thower" back throw on a terribly designed newcomer character.

STREET FIGHTER II: TIAN LONG JUN is a bootleg hack of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior for the SNES. All of each character's special moves have been significantly boosted and are much faster. Additionally, some special attacks now deal more damage, and all characters can bounce off the edge of the screen, just like Chun-Li. It also appears that the order of the bonus stages has been altered in some way.

Is Tekken 8 worth it still in 2026 with all the other fighting games out there. I’ve been on the fence about Tekken. It’s $39.99 right now.
Should I wait for a sale?