Synopsis
※Translation tools are used for this work and its introduction. Please forgive me if some of the translations are incorrect.
Oni-c**n wa Oshimai!” enters the fighting game scene!
Mahiro, who bought the new VR game “TS Fight,” decides to play with friends with a rule where the winner gets to ask the loser to do one thing…
Easy controls for those not good at fighting games!
Execute special moves with just one button!
Advanced players can enjoy strategic gameplay with the game system!
・Simple control explanation. Just learn these and you can have fun!
A… Auto combo with rapid presses
B… Heavy attack; use direction key + B for different moves.
C… Skill. Use direction key + C for different moves.
※ Play online matches using external tools! For details, please visit our website or Twitter.
How to play online:
http://wikiwiki.jp/kf-fight/?%A5%CD%A5%C3%A5%C8%C2%D0%C0%EF
※ If the game doesn’t run on Vista, 7, 8, or 10, please try the following methods:
・Change the Japanese input system to something other than “Microsoft Office IME.”
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932104/ja
Right-click on the language bar → Settings → Add additional services for Japanese → Add “Microsoft IME.”
Then, set “Microsoft IME” as the default input method.
・Enable DirectPlay (Windows 8.1 and 10).
Control Panel → Programs and Features → Turn Windows features on or off → Check “DirectPlay” under “Legacy Components.”
※ After the trial version is released, please make sure to confirm operation with the trial version.
(English product description provided by the creator.)
Warning: The creator has specifically pointed out that the English is a machine translation.
| Circle | Kotatsu Ice |
| Tags | Action, Music, Application, English |
| Price | 770JPY |
Editorial Review
Fighting-game spin-offs built on an existing franchise are a small corner of the doujin Action space, and oni fight sits in the most approachable part of it. The Action and Application tags point to a standalone executable with real gameplay, not a branching-narrative visual novel, which already sets it apart from the genre’s usual click-through format. The Music tag suggests the soundtrack is meant to be part of the experience.
Its main strength is the three-button scheme. A is an auto combo on rapid presses, B is a heavy attack, and C is a skill, with the direction key changing what B and C do. Special moves come from a single button, so newcomers can start quickly, while the “game system” is pitched at advanced players who want strategy. That is a sensible balance for a fan-oriented fighter. The framing device is a VR game called “TS Fight,” where Mahiro and friends play under a rule that the winner can ask the loser to do one thing. That gives the matches a low-stakes, playful wager. Online play through external tools is a welcome extra, though it takes some setup. The English tag is a plus, but the creator admits that translation tools were used, so expect rough edges in the text. The compatibility notes for Vista through Windows 10, including changing the Japanese input system, also suggest some technical fiddling.
This suits fans of the source franchise and casual fighting-game players who want an easy, one-button way into combat, especially anyone happy to tinker with a doujin build.
Verdict: a friendly, accessible fighter that favors quick fun over depth, best for fans willing to forgive its translation and setup quirks.
Official English version available ↓
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