When you approach this game defensively it becomes so much easier. This game isn’t a brawler even though it looks like one. If you’re having trouble, don’t let enemies surround you and tap R2 to backdash out of pressure. Remember you can just hold L1 to guard if you’re overwhelmed (but dash away when you see glowing limbs). Eventually you will want to start high and low dodging. Take your time with it.
Honestly once you get defence down, watching your gameplay back is like a slick HK kung fu film, with your character seamlessly slipping, dodging, partying attacks and all the enemies getting completely bamboozled. It’s almost like the game trains you to be a kung fu master.
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When you approach this game defensively it becomes so much easier. This game isn’t a brawler even though it looks like one.
If you’re having trouble, don’t let enemies surround you and tap R2 to backdash out of pressure. Remember you can just hold L1 to guard if you’re overwhelmed (but dash away when you see glowing limbs). Eventually you will want to start high and low dodging. Take your time with it.
Honestly once you get defence down, watching your gameplay back is like a slick HK kung fu film, with your character seamlessly slipping, dodging, partying attacks and all the enemies getting completely bamboozled. It’s almost like the game trains you to be a kung fu master.