WarDogs: Red's Return

Nice beat 'em up game that you can play casually. I played it mostly on the Switch. The designs of the characters are great. The story is fun to play. Well worth the price.

I saw a link for a Dog side scrolling fighting game and had to take a chance. I'm glad I did. It's a pretty standard side scroller for combat and overall gameplay. Took a to master using the specials but it's a pretty intuitive system. Being a dog standing on 2 feet and kicking butt is priceless. If you're on the fence for the game and want a bone, check out the Intro and first level here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tiNBR-hGIQ

A really fun game that has been abandon it seems. Which is a such a shame because it feels like I found a hidden gem. Yes, I did have a few problems. One being I had to go into settings and turn on the music. Weird but not a big deal. The other is that i couldn't and still can't get into practice mode. Which once again isn't that big of a deal. The game is pretty easy to figure out on your own. The story is fun and the comic book arcade style is amazing!!! I love it and I feel like if it was touched up a bit and advertise well, well, it would do really well!! Know your audience! And there's two targets here at least! One being people who love/ miss the old "Beat em up" style and the other, you probably guessed it, FURIES!! and people who just simply love anthros. You don't have to be a furry to love anthros. Anyway, A lot more people are coming around to enjoy content involving human like animals and I like said, if this game was polished, marketed better and add some updates, I truly believe it would do great!!

Muito bom o jogo, lembra jogos fantásticos como Captain Commando e Tartarugas Ninjas mas atualizado para os dias de hoje. Os comandos são precisos e um sistema de combo flui bem com excelentes animações. A narrativa é cativante colocando Red, personagem principal, voltando para a os subúrbios de uma metrópole distópica dominada pela violência das gangues. Após completar os oito senários da campanha o jogo ainda tem um modo missões para continuar a jogatina com customização do personagem. Para concluir o jogo traz a sensação de jogar aqueles clássicos beat ‘em up com uma história interessante e com futuro pela frente. Uma sequência com opções para co-op seria sonhar de mais?

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Nice short little beat them up, finish it in 80 minutes. Final Note : 12 / 20.

Jogo muito divertido, com um enredo bem desenvolvido. Mecânica viciante. Recomendo. Meu filho está jogando bastante.

Wardogs: Red's Return is a very interesting little game. It's a single player beat 'em up title, which normally would be a mark against it. But it works really well. You have basic combo attacks, two special moves that recharge after a while, and a meter you can fill for either an attack buff, healing, and a super move. The basic mechanics work well enough. One other unique thing is that you can find upgrade items as you play, as rewards from clearing stages. You can equip them for stat buffs. The game does a poor job of explaining exactly what each one does, and it doesn't show what the stat changes are when you change them out. Basically stuff yourself full of blue and purple items and hope for the best. There is a story that is told, well, not well. You're kinda thrown into it, without much background, and have to piece together what's happening. Basically you have a city of anthromorphic dogs, and your title character is from the slums, although he's tried to live in the 'rich' part of the city for a while. He comes back to the slums and bad stuff starts to happen and he goes out to investigate. A lot of the critical information on the characters and setting is stuck in a codex. You can read it any time, but it seems a lot of it should've been in the game proper. Hell, I wasn't even really sure about the main villians motivation until I read the codex. So, yeah. The biggest flaw the game has comes with the achievements. All but one are super straightforward and easy. The last one requires you to get all of the in-game customization items. Most of these items you can get with in game money, acquired from beating the stages on normal, on hard, and in the horde mode. The flaw comes from the items requiring you to use crystals. Crystals are limited, as you can only get them from beating the story stages the first time on each difficulty, and when you can complete daily missions. You don't get enough crystals to get all the items, and plus you can also exchange crystals for the in game money. Basically, it's a super long grind to get all the customization items and get that last achievement. Despite that, the game itself is very fun and it doesn't cost a lot of money. So for those reasons, it's worth picking it up and playing.

Short story and normal mode is quite easy but once you start doing the very hard daily missions or try to handle hard story mode without good implants there is some challenge. Enemies actually start using more moves but also become a bit too much of a bullet sponge. Great character design and style, good enemy variety for the length and stage are short enough that you can pick it up for a quick session. It's cheap and fun, give it a try.