The game also features both local and online multiplayer modes, including an online asynchronous tournament mode (in similar vein to Street Fighter IV's championship mode). (called "Survival Slice") After beating ten opponents in survival mode, you unlock the Fight Lab stage. The "Target" and "Slice" modes are selectable, as well as both a survival mode and a unique mix of survival mode and "Slice". Beating the game with that character unlocks its alternate long-ranged weapon.Īfter beating the game with all characters, you unlock Challenge mode, which is a set of special modes.
If you succeed, you unlock the alternate mid-ranged weapon. After the seventh battle, you play another minigame called "Slice", which is a short fight where each hit can result in the loss of a limb. The fifth battle is always a mirror match, and winning that earns you the alternate armor set. If you succeed, you unlock the alternate short-ranged weapon. After the second battle, you play a minigame called "Target", where you must cut down pig carcasses from hooks. This is the only mode that allows you to unlock the alternate weapons and armor for each character. The game features a traditional arcade mode, where the player must defeat all eight warriors in succession. These "finishing blows" are done by doing the character's special weapon attack (a two-button combination) when the opponent is at critical health.
Each fighter also has a unique finishing move animation, similar to fatalities from the Mortal Kombat franchise. Fighters who lose an arm can still fight (similar to Time Killers, BloodStorm, and Bio F.R.E.A.K.S.), however they slowly bleed out. Blocking or parrying with a depleted stamina bar causes a guard break, which leaves you open for counter-attacks.Ĭertain attacks, if landed on an enemy, can hinder their movement, reduce their attack and defense capabilities, or can instantly kill them. Attempting to attack with a depleted stamina bar causes the attack to be slow and open for counter-attack. Each player has a "stamina bar" along with their health bar which depletes while guarding and attacking. By combining blocking and the right melee button (mimicking the opponent's attack button) at the right time causes the player to parry. The core melee of this game revolves around stringing combos of two-to-four melee attacks. The left and right triggers are used to block. The left control stick moves the fighter around the arena while the right control stick is used for a quick dodge maneuver. The control scheme uses three buttons for melee attack (high, mid, and low), one button for projectile attacks, one button for a "signature move" attack (such as a shield bash or a crouched horizontal slice), one button for switching melee weapons (between short-ranged and mid-ranged), and one button for taunting. Similar to the Bushido Blade franchise, the length of fights in this game can be short (due to the great damage done by most attacks) or long (due to the freedom of movement around the stage). A special compilation disc, titled Deadliest Warrior: Ancient Combat, was released on Apthat features both games (along with new weapons, arenas, and gameplay modes) and unreleased episodes from the show. Having a save file of this game also grants extra weapons in the sequel. Instead of generic versions of warriors, this sequel focused on specific individuals (such as Vlad the Impaler and Alexander the Great) while including new game modes and mechanics. The game received a sequel, titled Deadliest Warrior: Legends, on July 2011. It received a paid downloadable content pack on February 24, 2011, featuring three new characters, an updated arsenal for all characters, and new game modes (such as the replay system and survival mode). The game comes with eight playable characters (generic versions of historical warriors, such as knights and samurais), each with an assortment of unlockable weapons (including a short-ranged, mid-ranged, and long-ranged weapons) and armor sets.
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It's based on the Spike TV show Deadliest Warrior, where information on historical or modern weaponry are used to determine which of two warriors is the "deadliest". Deadliest Warrior: The Game is a 3D weapon-based fighting game developed and published by Pipeworks for the Xbox 360 (via Xbox Live Arcade) on Jand for the PlayStation 3 (via PlayStation Network) on October 5, 2010.
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