Freemium titles are popular these days, well, because
they're free. Add the enticing combination of Ninjas
and Martial arts tournament fighting and the formula
almost solves itself. It’s a cash cow. Shadow Fight 2
has garnered a whopping 5,000,000 downloads in less
than half of a month, taking a sharp katana to the
face of existing premium fighting titles already in the
marketplace. The franchise's humble beginning
started on facebook and had a very successful run on
iOS devices, so the momentum was already primed
for an Android release. Shadow Fight 2 eventually
snuck its way onto Android to a not so stealthy
response, but more akin to sake enriched Sumo
wrestler in a China shop. So far for developers Nekki,
Shadow Fight 2 has been a total success on the
Android platform.
Before even getting into the shadowing or the fighting,
my ninja senses were immediate alerted after spying
the obtuse amount of permissions the "free" title
required. I shrugged it off and hoped for the best.



The game looks great. Fighting characters are
realistically modeled in 3D yet are rendered as
silhouettes against a variety of moody backgrounds.
I'm still not certain whether the choice for the pitch
black foreground characters is laziness on the texture
artist's part or an artistic choice, I have my
suspicions.
The animation and maneuvers are realistically
depicted based from real to life combat forms and
martial techniques. In addition to fists and feet,
weapons animations are fluid and deadly. Impacts
smack hard, and opponents who are struck by an
attack flop around realistically taking advantage of a
robust rag doll physics engine. It all looks very well
animated and very shady.
The sound effects are a mixture of stock *thwacks*,
*biffs*, and blade *shrings* that one would expect
from such a title. Voices are limited to a series of
incoherent grunts and "oofs". Seeing how the story
isn't the selling point, there's really no requirement for
voice acting. Although there is a nice animated intro
piece with high production values at the beginning of
the game. The soundtrack is a forgettable fusion of
traditional oriental instruments and driving electric
guitar riffs attempting to build tension during battle.
The OST is for sale and tries quite hard to sound
badass. Although I found it un-annoying, it’s pretty
forgettable and full of fried cheese wonton.

khenii:
Freemium titles are popular these days, well, because
they're free. Add the enticing combination of Ninjas
and Martial arts tournament fighting and the formula
almost solves itself. It’s a cash cow. Shadow Fight 2
has garnered a whopping 5,000,000 downloads in less
than half of a month, taking a sharp katana to the
face of existing premium fighting titles already in the
marketplace. The franchise's humble beginning
started on facebook and had a very successful run on
iOS devices, so the momentum was already primed
for an Android release. Shadow Fight 2 eventually
snuck its way onto Android to a not so stealthy
response, but more akin to sake enriched Sumo
wrestler in a China shop. So far for developers Nekki,
Shadow Fight 2 has been a total success on the
Android platform.
Before even getting into the shadowing or the fighting,
my ninja senses were immediate alerted after spying
the obtuse amount of permissions the "free" title
required. I shrugged it off and hoped for the best.



The game looks great. Fighting characters are
realistically modeled in 3D yet are rendered as
silhouettes against a variety of moody backgrounds.
I'm still not certain whether the choice for the pitch
black foreground characters is laziness on the texture
artist's part or an artistic choice, I have my
suspicions.
The animation and maneuvers are realistically
depicted based from real to life combat forms and
martial techniques. In addition to fists and feet,
weapons animations are fluid and deadly. Impacts
smack hard, and opponents who are struck by an
attack flop around realistically taking advantage of a
robust rag doll physics engine. It all looks very well
animated and very shady.
The sound effects are a mixture of stock *thwacks*,
*biffs*, and blade *shrings* that one would expect
from such a title. Voices are limited to a series of
incoherent grunts and "oofs". Seeing how the story
isn't the selling point, there's really no requirement for
voice acting. Although there is a nice animated intro
piece with high production values at the beginning of
the game. The soundtrack is a forgettable fusion of
traditional oriental instruments and driving electric
guitar riffs attempting to build tension during battle.
The OST is for sale and tries quite hard to sound
badass. Although I found it un-annoying, it’s pretty
forgettable and full of fried cheese wonton.

whats d size of the game??

this isn't an rpg bro.

shyna01:

whats d size of the game??

48 mb so to say

Baddestguyp:
this isn't an rpg bro.

what is your own definition of a rpg

khenii:

what is your own definition of a rpg

a role playing game. this is just a normal fighting game

Baddestguyp:
a role playing game. this is just a normal fighting game

nope its not a normal game ooooo. you get to play as shadow who was formally the best warrior that nobody dared challenge so you went out looking for a worthy opponent and came across a gate on opening the demons there tore your clothes, drained your soul and turned you into shadow. So you have to beat all the demons stage by stage but you get to beat their bodyguards and also take part in tournaments not to forget you can buy new weapons and evil upgrade old ones and eventually you will be able to use magic

khenii:

nope its not a normal game ooooo. you get to play as shadow who was formally the best warrior that nobody dared challenge so you went out looking for a worthy opponent and came across a gate on opening the demons there tore your clothes, drained your soul and turned you into shadow. So you have to beat all the demons stage by stage but you get to beat their bodyguards and also take part in tournaments not to forget you can buy new weapons and evil upgrade old ones and eventually you will be able to use magic

ok, I will download