| Release: 2010 Developer: SCE Japan Studio OS: 7 / 8 / 10 CPU: Intel i5 7400 / Ryzen 5 1500 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 970 RAM: 8 GB Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Kung Fu Rider - an unconventional combination of motion control technology and an unusual plot - plunges into the chaos of Hong Kong streets, forcing them to escape from the inexorable triads, sitting on an office chair. The motion controller becomes a lifeline, dictating movement, speed and even showing off kung fu skills. Realistic physics dictates every movement and interaction of the character, allowing you to make gravity jumps over cars, a flurry of dexterous kicks to overcome obstacles, dexterous slides on ticket barriers, giving dynamism to the gameplay. A unique feature - the Reaction Shot monitor - allows you to watch the character's emotional changes in real time, which gives the game a special flavor.Despite all these advantages, the game also has significant drawbacks that reduce its overall appeal. The motion controls are often unresponsive, leading to missed opportunities and near misses. Also, the game's content falls victim to a constant feeling of repetition, offering the same formulaic tasks in different settings, which undermines the initial novelty. Unfortunately, the initial charm and humor of the game soon fades, giving way to a growing sense of monotony and irritation. Kung Fu Rider, despite an ambitious attempt to occupy its own unique niche, ultimately falls short of the level that allows for enjoyment from what is happening.
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