#TORIBASH GAME SOFTWARE#
#TORIBASH GAME PC#

However, actually pulling off successful moves is extremely difficult. This is done by a simple mouse wheel operation, so making adjustments is easy. You do this by manipulating all of your characterвЂ™s joints and muscles, applying a tensional or compressional force to each part of the body (shoulder, elbow, wrist, glutes, neck, knee, or hip as examples). The goal of a match in Toribash is to cause parts of your opponentвЂ™s body to touch the ground or score more points through more powerful moves. Sure, Toribash lacks the polish and pristine nature of most fighting games, but as long as the game plays well, most people wonвЂ™t mind.

There is no background music to speak of and the only sounds are heard when contact is made and when the match is over (I still canвЂ™t figure out what the game says then). If the graphics are minimal, the sound is almost non-existent. Toribash does have a lot of blood, however, complete with dismembered limbs, so thatвЂ™s an overly violent plus. The background is a stark white, a definite contrast to the dynamic backgrounds seen in most fighting games. The game could have played the same using more advanced models or realistic-looking people, but the developer chose to keep it simple. The fighters themselves look like early 3-D models: an interconnected set of control points amassed to resemble a person. The best way of describing the graphics and sound of Toribash is to say it is minimal.

#TORIBASH GAME PC#

If the PC was to have a fighting game, it must use real-world physics and be much more complicated! Enter Toribash: a fighting game that uses real-world physics and is much more complicated! What a strange coincidence! Toribash takes the rag doll physics seen in many first person shooters and applies it to hand-to-hand mortal combat. IвЂ™m not quite sure why fighting and wrestling games have never made it over to the vastly superior personal computer I bet the PC crowd is far too advanced for mindless button pushing that seems to enthrall the limited intelligence of console gamers.

What say you? An interesting physics-based fighting game that requires a lot of practice: 6/8ДЇor whatever reason, fighting games have almost exclusively been released on consoles where they are very popular. The Good: Flexible fighting physics engine, multiple multiplayer modes

#TORIBASH GAME SOFTWARE#

Toribash, developed and published by SXP Software Consulting.

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