You are Liu Kang. One of the strongest character of game world. You have rocked mortal kombat. But now is big challenge. You are caught in the nightmare of endless dragons.
instructions
press b to fire
press space to jump
press arrow keys to move
collect lives and fight for survival
Just horrible.
Such a potentially interesting game concept I really hoped for more. With the barrage of advertisements this plays more as an interactive commercial than a game.
The music is repetitive and loud, the controls flash on the screen as the game kicks off, and you are hit with adverts every time you TRY to start the game up. I'm not sure what else to say....
Music is just annoying, I would rather listen to clicking fingers.
The game is flawed, first time playing this I ran out of cards??? Why cards, i'm sure Liu Kang launched fireballs. Also having to watch or wait to skip through ad's on every attempt.
Were was the movement, I managed to jump, that was it.
your instructions is annoying it's really hard to read
This is the first time where I've been unable to really bring myself to play a game, and it's a shame because Dragon Vs. Liu Kang is such a gripping title.
The music is loud and irritating, especially when you try to play the game and immediately get a bunch of noisy advertisements playing all on top of each other. This was seriously louder than I knew a Flash game could be. I had to turn my volume down for real fear of hearing damage.
When you get into the game proper, you're given exactly one second to learn the controls from a barely-visible tutorial on-screen which suggests that you shoot at the dragons while staying on the platforms. The dragons swarm everywhere to the point where even if you manage to hit a few the game quickly becomes overwhelming. There's a star powerup, but I never found out what it did because I immediately died after grabbing it, you only get one life, and frankly I just couldn't bring myself to sit through the advertisements again to get back into the game.
The controls are floaty and make the game difficult. Liu Kang moves too fast, jumps too high, and in general makes the game unpredictable. It's only by the grace of whatever god amaarweb worships that your bullets fly fast enough to keep the enemy at bay, but trust me you want to spam that fire button, because the dragon hordes are going to build up on you fast.
I know it's unfair of me to judge a game after only playing it for a few seconds, but I think the sheer number of annoying and loud advertisements warrant this game a 1 out of 10.