Fantastic work with this one! First of all I just have to say I love the humour and writing in this one, it had me giggling all the time. I love how the game looks as well, I didn't expect the pixel art combined wih the 3D but it works for me in this. I also wasn't expecting the kind of 3D "roaming" sections either but it was a nice surprise.

I got the hang of things with the sensei but was definitely not ready for the signifcant jump in difficulty when I went onto the skeleton. But it felt good figuring out the most effective block/dodge combinations to beat them back. I still need to practice though as I haven't gotten far yet due to it still being kind of tricky. So really my only recommendation with this is for the difficulty to ease you in a little bit more at first (although the challenge is still a major part of the fun too so as always its a delicate balance).

I think that there is something beyond the gamejam here.  I hope you get time to keep working on this one because I do think it would make a great full project. It really is so nicely polished already. Great work once again!

Always impressed by the variety of entries, did not expect to see a take on Punch-Out. I didn’t get very far, the fights felt stretched out a bit long and I’m not great at the quick reaction stuff, but it plays very well. Very satisfying sound effects too.

This is really cool. Sprites look awesome and the look of the environment looks cool as well. The setup being a twist on punch out is cool as well and so are the fight mechanics. So far I've only fought the tutorial boss and the skeleton but I'm definitely going to be playing this more. The hits have good impact and the sound and music is awesome. Having a player be able to win by either pushing an opponent off the ring or completely finish their health is really cool. Sort of like a shared posture system so to speak. However, I felt that the skeleton's attacks needed a little more aniticipation. It would also make learning the timing for parries a little easier. Also not a fan of how her power meter increases whether she's doling out damage or receiving it. Kinda makes it a little too unbalanced since her super move more or less one shots you.. Still though, really great game.

Unique take on the fps! I like the arena style combat, visual aesthetic, deep options menu, and sound design. I wasn't able to beat the first character as it was too difficult for me, bur I greatly appreciated your characters, dialogue, and world you built. Thanks for this!

An interesting concept for a first-person game. You don't see many first-person brawler type games. I think with your tutorial, you need to actually tell people what the controls are. Like, if you can block, I have no idea how to do that from the tut alone. Also, doesn't seem like when you are in the arena you can actually move about -- felt very restrictive. The main issue I have with the game, is that I'm not a young person. Having to use the mouse to attack with, with both mouse buttons, is actually not a pleasant experience. Maybe if I were 10 years younger, I wouldn't mind so much. Honestly, I have no suggestion how that could be improved, other than maybe having movement control attack type that is triggered by holding down a mouse button. Like hold LMB and then moving left is a right-had attack, moving right is a left-hand attack, moving forward is a push. You could then do something similar with RMB but with blocking certain attacks. That's assuming moving forward and away from the enemy is all automatic. Anway, interesting first-person brawler concept.