Go Fight Fantastic

Go Fight Fantastic is a hack'n'slash game aimed at 1-3 players. We take on the role of interstellar smugglers who, while on a bird planet, are eyewitnesses to an invasion. By chance, they are drawn into the fight against the invaders. The story doesn't sound complicated, and that's what it actually is. We get a short story campaign, which can be completed in 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on the pace of the transition. Gameplay focuses on forming a team consisting of 3 characters that are different from each other. By selecting them, the player can already choose at this stage how he will play out a given skirmish. Go Fight Fantastic is dynamic yet highly engaging. The player's task is to clear the board of enemies and then move on to the next parts of the level, and so to the final fight with the Boss. The graphics here are very pleasant, cartoonish - at times resembling those of anime. Nevertheless, I was most impressed by the "movie" interludes, which really got the job done during the most important stages of the game.

This review is exclusively for solo gameplay, and not for any of the cooperative game modes. My initial impression of this game is that it's a ton of fun. The combat system feels very smooth with a variety of different gameplay styles between the four different playable characters. There's also a decent bit of challenge if that's something you're looking for. The upgrade system that opens up after the first level allows for a huge amount of customization to cater to your specific gameplay style. I will note that at times the amount of enemies on screen felt like they weren't scaled to playing the solo mode and were specifically catered to the co-op gameplay (intended for multiple players to deal with), but I never felt like they were entirely unmanageable - just a little too busy for one character on screen. I also never had the opportunity to play the co-op mode to verify this theory. The music and art style (especially in terms of game cinematic) went above and beyond my expectations. Glad to see there's a soundtrack available, since every music track I heard was an absolute bop.

really cute hack n slash thing the art style shines at the first place - really like the visuals of all skills and combat effects quite a lot of fun as well when it comes to such small game <3

Initially, Go Fight Fantastic took me by surprise with its unexpected narrative, immediately grabbing my attention with its striking visual design. The sheer amount of action on screen, coupled with the immersive quality, made for an engaging first impression. I particularly appreciated the distinct art style that permeated the game. The ability to switch between three unique characters added a compelling dynamic to the gameplay, and for the most part, their controls felt fluid and responsive. While I initially struggled a bit with the archer character's abilities, once I grasped her mechanics, she became a powerful asset, especially for dealing significant damage against large groups of enemies. Beyond the gameplay itself, the music significantly contributed to the overall atmosphere, creating a strong and enjoyable vibe. For me, the solo experience has been surprisingly robust and entertaining. Although I've come across some feedback regarding potential issues with the cooperative mode, I haven't had the chance to test it personally. However, based solely on my time playing alone, Go Fight Fantastic stands out as a worthwhile and enjoyable adventure, proving to be a strong title even if the co-op has its limitations.

Great artstyle, good combat, haven't had any bugs

Very enjoyable :) Plays great and the art style is top notch.

Easy to pickup and play with a group of friends or solo, beautiful art, crazy power up. Going for the top of the Horde Mode leaderboard is super fun!

We had a lot of fun playing couch co-op mode. I highly recommend it to those who like H&S and co-ops!