Fly Fu

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  • Summary: Fly Fu is a side-scrolling beat-’em-up game with characters designed from photographs of dead insects mixed with doodle art.

    Your girlfriend, Kate Moth, a fluffy moth was kidnapped by evil spiders and dragged away to the suburb. You are not a common housefly but trained to fight. Being    Fly Fu is a side-scrolling beat-’em-up game with characters designed from photographs of dead insects mixed with doodle art.

    Your girlfriend, Kate Moth, a fluffy moth was kidnapped by evil spiders and dragged away to the suburb.

    You are not a common housefly but trained to fight. Being a Kung-Fu master, only you can save your love from the claws of the evil insects!

    Five chapters are waiting for you to complete! Each chapter ends with a unique boss, where you fight against the strongest members of The Cuticulous Gang.

    Features
    - watch the famous 'dead fly art' in smooth motion
    - experience the intense doodle violence with heated Kung Fu action
    - fight your way through bees, wasps, lady bugs and more than 20 different insects
    - get really mad at insects bugging around and GO BERSERK!
    - arm yourself with matchsticks and needle-pins to gain more fist power
    - play story mode accompanied with cutscenes with twists on plot
    - put your endurance to the test in survival mode    … Expand

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  1. Games Master UK
    Dec 25, 2010
    80
    It's basic stuff, sure, but where else will you get the chance to kick the face off a ladybird. [Issue#231, p.93]
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  2. Playstation Official Magazine UK
    Dec 25, 2010
    70
    It's a little repetitive...and patronisingly easy...but I guarantee that you'll smile the whole way through. [Issue#51, p.103]
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