About MMA Super Fight
The fighting itself is stripped back to three buttons, which sounds thin until you realise that is the design. With only two attacks and a block available, a bout becomes a reading exercise — when the opponent commits, when they are recovering, when your block is going to hold and when it is going to be walked through.
Fights come one after another with no ending in sight, and the difficulty climbs steadily. Coins from each match go into four attributes, and the choice between them is the real progression. Regeneration rewards a defensive, patient style; power shortens fights before the opponent’s advantages matter.
How to play
Move around the ring, attack when there is an opening, and block when there is not. Winning pays out coins, which you spend on upgrading your attributes or on unlocking a different fighter. Each new opponent is tougher than the last, so the upgrades have to keep pace.
Controls
- Directional input moves you around the ring; separate keys handle each of the two attacks and the block.
- Keyboard controls with no touch build, which means a computer is required.
Tips
- Hold the block through the whole of an opponent’s combination. Releasing halfway is when most damage lands.
- Put early coins into defence rather than power — surviving longer fights earns more than winning short ones quickly.
- Circle rather than backing straight up; the ropes remove your escape route.
