00:00I never knew I wanted Street Fighter to be a roguelike until now.
00:07Welcome to Indecisive, where we check out new and upcoming indie games and let you
00:10know why you should too.
00:12Today we're taking a look at Polyfighter, a single player 2D fighting game in the vein
00:16of Fatal Fury and Street Fighter, but with one unique twist.
00:20You learn new moves as you beat your opponents.
00:22As you overcome an enemy, you'll be able to learn one of their moves and add it to
00:26your own roster of abilities.
00:27This way you can build out an unstoppable selection of moves to use as you progress
00:31through the trial to defeat the final boss.
00:34Along the way, you'll be able to train and level up your moves, and add various modifiers
00:38to assist you.
00:38I expected the combat itself to be pretty basic, but that's not the case here.
00:42From a full array of punches, kicks, blocks and supermoves, this is a fully fleshed fighter
00:47with a ton of replayability thanks to the roguelike formula.
00:50Polyfighter is launching in early access in October, with a demo available right now, so
00:54go check it out.
00:55And let us know in the comments what game we should check out next.
