In case you missed it, the otherwise barebones brawler Kung Fury: Street Rage saw the release of a rather hefty update last month. The update features a brand new, fully voice acted story mode and grants fans of the film the opportunity to play as the ludicrous Triceracop, the minigun-toting Barbarianna, and the highly intelligent Hackerman.
While it might not be enough to warrant a purchase from those that passed the title by the first time, The Arcade Strikes Back - as the patch is known - is still an admirable gesture from Swedish developer Hello There that displays great commitment to its product.
It seems that a lot of the criticisms in our review of the game - which you can take a look at over here - have been addressed; our primary concern being a general lack of content. The aforementioned story mode offers roughly thirty solid minutes of additional gameplay, and although the levels included aren't all that different from the endless mode's wave-based onslaughts, the few boss fights that are scattered in between them provide some much-needed variation for the hectic formula.
Moreover, the goofy skits that accompany these scuffles are unsurprisingly humorous, and anyone that enjoyed the writing in the main article will likely crack a smile or two here for the same, unashamed reasons.
In any case, Kung Fury: Street Rage - The Arcade Strikes Back is probably worth your attention if you found yourself hammering away at the title upon its original release. Just try not to break your d-pad along with all of those Nazi faces, all right?
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This is on my watchlist, with the expansion I'll probably be tempted the next time they drop a sale
Greatest. Game. Ever. Also, greatest Netflix title ever. Grabbed it because it was $3 or something, just absolutely wonderful.
I loved the movie. So much 80's cheese I couldn't stand it. I might have to pick this game up at some point.
I never knew this game existed in the first place. Loved the movie!
Yes!!!
That's cool
HOW DID I MISS THAT THIS GAME EXISTED?!? Kung Fury is pretty much my favorite movie. The fact that I was unaware of this game makes me extremely disappointed in myself.
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