There’s a heck of a lot there inside Zone 4, and I really wanted to like this game. Couple this in with the poor execution of the gameplay and what’s on paper starts looking a little less exciting. While much of this sounds grand-fantastic (and simply exploring these options are enthralling to some extent) the problem is that just about all the customization features are only rent-worthy (permanent purchases being cash shop only for most items). In addition to all these modes the game boasts a wide variety of clothing options, fighting styles (there are base styles and branching styles after reaching certain levels) and special moves that can be purchased from trainers. There are free-for-all battles where dozens of players pile into a room and duke it out without any restrictions, as well as party PvP modes for guilds and several grinding areas, too.Īs mentioned in the previous section, the game contains a smattering of this and that and has a nice cache of playable modes and options for players to use. From here it’s possible to do versus matches, mob grinding sessions, gang fights and arcade rounds through beat-e’m-up scenarios reminiscent to classics like The Warriors, Final Fight and Streets of Rage. Concept (3 out of 5)Īt the heart of Zone 4 FD there lies a standard walk-around RPG mode, which is where players start off in the game. Nevertheless, there’s more to this game than that and you can find out what the rest of the features are like and how the game breaks down in this Zone 4 Fight District review.
The game’s concept relies on a mixed structure of gameplay elements that looks good on paper and seems decent in-game but ultimately fails to deliver any notable thrills due to the excruciatingly slow process of leveling and grinding process. One of their newest games is Zone 4 Fight District, a sort of hybrid beat-e’m-up RPG. OG Planet has been around long enough to establish itself as a decent outlet or online portal for casual MMOs. Space Invaders Forever | Arkanoid vs Space Invaders Boss Fight
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