Kung Fu Clash: Weapon Duels

About Kung Fu Clash: Weapon Duels

Step onto the stage and face your rival one on one. Walk in, hold back to block, duck under high strikes, then answer with a punch, a jumping kick or a low sweep that drops your opponent to the floor. Every round lasts 99 seconds — win two rounds to take the match.

Each direction plus a button is a different technique, and pressing the button again in the middle of a move chains it into a combo. Pick up knives, batons, a sword, a long bo staff or heavy axes: every weapon has its own seven strikes, reach and speed, and your kicks keep working with all of them.

Climb a story of six chapters: beat five bodyguards to reach each boss, from the quick Swift Fang to the Iron Shogun, then challenge the masters at the final gate. Win coins and experience, buy armor, helmets, throwing stars and magic orbs, and come back stronger.

Features

• Side-view 1v1 fighting, best of three rounds, 99-second rounds
• Directional special moves and button combos, high / mid / low / overhead attacks
• Standing and crouching guard, ducking, jumping, knock-downs and get-ups
• Six weapon styles: fists, knives, batons, sword, bo staff and axes — 7 strikes each plus 10 kicks
• Throwing stars, kunai and rings, plus magic orbs that charge as you fight
• Six chapters with bodyguards and bosses, a final battle and endless prize tournaments
• 120+ pieces of equipment that change your attack and defense; plays offline, English and Vietnamese

How to play

1. Move with the joystick on the left; hold it away from your opponent to block, down to duck, up to jump.
2. Tap PUNCH (STRIKE with a weapon) or KICK. Hold a direction while tapping for a special move.
3. Tap the same button again while a move is still going to chain it into a combo.
4. THROW sends a star or kunai (three per round); MAGIC fires an orb when the blue bar is full.
5. Win fights to earn coins and experience, then buy better gear in EQUIPMENT.

Tips & tricks

• High attacks miss a ducking fighter, low sweeps miss a jumping one — read the move and react.
• Blocking takes only a fifth of the damage, but a standing guard can't stop a low sweep and a crouching guard can't stop an overhead.
• Heavy and spinning strikes knock opponents down: step in and pressure them as they get up.
• If a fighter says TOO STRONG, win a few tournament fights first — every loss also makes that rival a little weaker.
• Check MOVES for your weapon's full list; new kicks unlock as you level up.

Frequently asked questions