Ragdoll Kung Fu Created 18 years ago2005-10-13 15:57:37 UTC by Habboi

I decided to buy this cheap game which is 'not' a mod of Half-Life 2 and so belongs here in general discussion!
Now the intro was quite funny and when I first saw the menu my eyes were telling me this was pretty! Kinda like I was all drugged up
I first tried out single player and surprisingly it was quite addictive! I found myself playing for many hours because its gameplay is unique to most games.

I give Gameplay 9.5/10 because it's new and interesting but very effective so I found myself enjoying it

The sound was good, it fitted in with the gangsta Ninja theme and the secret unlocks give you more interesting songs! I'm a fan of rock and I dispise RAP! but somehow the music was good and rythmic!
I give the sound 9.7/10 because I still dispise Rap but I believe a bit more electric guitar sounds would give it a full 10...

The graphics! HA man i'm not sure if it used HDR but it's amazing how it changes from day to night! The best thing is flying into space with colourful lights and stars! The sounds fit in well with that also...
9.8/10 because it's simply colourful and amazing!

The videos added a nice touch and I found myself laughing so much when that filthy troll is chucked in the air like a dummy!

I give the game a final 9.8/10 because it does get boring after a while and the ragdoll gameplay can be stressful when they fly off without you telling it to! grr my player started dancing like Michael Jackson

For now some options are not available like world editor but i'm sure once they are out it will get a better score like +0.1

What do guys think if you have it!

Mehh, I'm not that interested in it.

um, im too lazy to read any review...

What is it?

What do you do?

looks kind of dull....

Is it first-person? It seemed like a platform game from what I've seen.

Have none of you even read about it or played it or watched videos?
It's 3rd person, you have a ragdoll player and you fight like nijas by dragging the ragdoll legs at them etc...Thats what makes the gameplay interesting and the funny videos add interest because they are daft and funny!

You see the master (Your teacher) get killed in the most funny way ever...He cuts some Ninja's nad off with a sword still in its hand which falls back to earth into his chest

The game is really quirky, haha. I find it strangely silly and a little addictive though it really doesn't make for much fun because you can't like set things to not drag so you always drag the wrong limb or whatever and then fuck something up and get owned. The tutorials suck majorly too, all they are is "move here" but they dont tell you anything else which you need to know, like the controls to use.

5/10 - Why sell this thru Steam. As Cryo said in IRC, "From the makers of the test chamber, this is just unacceptable."

Hmm... They should stick to HL genre games through Steam...

HL domination!

looks ok, wouldn't pay for it.

I disagree BrattyLord. I think this is a good example of how other games can by distributed. Dunno 'bout you, but playing FPS games all the time isn't exactly fun after a while...

I agree with Ant.

Though I think a demo for Ragdoll Kung-Fu would be a good idea. Right now it just doesn't sound interesting enough to me to pay through the internet for it, even though it's not so expensive and all.

paying for games through steam is rediculous, especially when there little minute games like ragdoll kung-fu or day of defeat. DOWN WITH STEAM, BRING IT ALL DOWN

Ah give them a break, I think the buying system is fair! After all it's annoying as hell when people download games for free that you spent SO much work on!

Oh, I think the buying is a nice idea, though I prefer buying from the local store, but it's just that it's a little game that doesn't look too interesting or worthwhile. That's where demo's come in: to raise interest.

Okay... You misunderstood me... (Probably because I didn't elaborate one bit)

Obviously, our future lies in technology. Before long, we will do most of our shopping right at home. My theory is that software, games, you name it will all be part of one interface that is personal for.. well... each person. Its use will be as common as people use the bank, although you will not have to go anywere to use it.

As for steam, it is obviously not this. I believe steam is a good way to distribute games, although not steam in general... What I mean is.. Steam seems to be HL based, where a larger interface would be used for all games. Steam is not headed that way, obviously.