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Hello There Games / May 28, 2015 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie
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CompareThe original epic introduction to the eternal KUNG FURY beat ‘em up saga. New stages, and the Hackademy. Both THE ARCADE STRIKES BACK and the A DAY AT THE BEACH campaign.
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| CPU | Not set | 2 Ghz or better Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Direct X 11 compatible video card with minimum 512 MB RAM Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 8 GB RAM Can't tell |
Welcome back Kung Fury, we have been expecting you... March 15th marks the date when Kung Fury returns to Steam in full force. Ultimate Edition contains the original content previously exclusive to the DLCs. The game will be coming to our friends on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo and Stove over the next couple of days so let's get together, stop Kung Führer and uphold the law!
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89% positive, 1,430 reviews
This is nice for short sessions. I find myself coming back to advance a little bit further each time. I am positive about this game bcos i got it at a steep discount, it is not remotely worth the full price they're asking though. The achievements % give a pretty good idea how far people get in the game and since i get rare ones after a short time it's safe to assume not many people played this a lot.
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-26
Used to be great excersise originally, before addition of dogwater content like story mode, ♥♥♥♥ bossfight and unnecessary + unfun characters. Since nobody bought that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ content in form of DLC, they decided to fuse it into the main game and raise the price respectively. At the end of the day you're getting 1 fun game mode with 1 fun character and bunch of backgrounds with ton of additional dogwater that ain't...
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-23
This game is like an 80's martial arts movie had a baby with an acid trip and then that baby was fed entirely on a diet of Gerber's Mashed Synth Music. 10/10. No notes
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-10
Be aware of what you are buying. It is a single game mode, endless wave type of game where the only measure of progress is your high score. Then again that also describes Galaga from the arcades, and I sunk way more than 8 quarters into that game. For the price and what it's intended to be, it is a very fun game.
265 found this helpful, 2015-06-01
Much like the film upon which it is based, experiencing Kung Fury: Street Rage is not an intellectual pursuit. Behind its attractively retro flair, complete with simulated bulbous low resolution Cathode Ray Tube display, stylized chiptune music, and sprite graphics, is an unforgiving test of pure reflex. The more you think while playing this game, the worse you'll do! There are only three buttons you need worry...
229 found this helpful, 2015-05-29
This game controls like One Finger Death Punch, two waves on enemies on both sides, use left/right arrow key to attack respected side. Enemies can sometimes take more than one hit to kill and some enemies change sides. You have three lives, and you gain more points as you string your combo along. Missing and getting hit can reduce your bonus amount. It's a nice little timewaster, with some brilliant 80s style...
74 found this helpful, 2015-05-28
As much as I love the Kung Fury movie and the David Hasslehoff Kung Fury music video... really I think they're the greatest things ever to hit the internet.... ever! I really have to be completely honest and say that this franchise deserves a better game than this. Those expecting a Double Dragon/Streets of rage style beat 'em up, which would have really fit well for the legend that is Kung Fury can turn right back...
290 found this helpful, 2015-07-20
A game like Kung Fury: Street Rage, really doesn't need an overlong review. To start with, this is a two-button game. No I don't mean two buttons like Super Mario Brothers, I mean two buttons: left-attack and right-attack. Enemies approach from both sides, and all you have to do is press the corresponding button to kill them. Your goal? Get a high score. The average game of Kung Fury lasts a minute or two, and it...
37 found this helpful, 2015-08-22
Back in a day - simple, cheap, and fun. Why does it cost 20$ now? I remember when this game initially dropped - it was a simple two-button beat 'em up for 2$. Just Kung Fury, endless mode. Now base price spiked up to 20$ and however I look at it I can't justify it. There are new stages (backgrounds), story mode which plays mostly like endless mode but split into fixed sections, new characters that do feel a BIT...
35 found this helpful, 2023-05-12
I had to make a decision between getting two McDoubles for dinner or killing Nazi's in an '80s arcade-style beat 'em up. I guess this will be my nourishment for tonight.
222 found this helpful, 2015-05-29