Corporate Fury

Fantastic, deep, well made game! Ive only been having a problem with app crashing on resume game screen , hopefully next update will fix . A must buy game !!

I love this game! I spent nearly 10 hours enjoying this game within the first few days, and every minute of it, along with every hour in the days since, have been enjoyable. Some people have complained that the difficulty is too easy, well I assure you that changes as you move to harder areas. The combat system is great. Sure you can try to grind up your your stats so that fights are easier, but you can always unlock and practice new moves and combo's and that helps tons, too. The story is hilarious, yet strangely motivating as you really want to take your hero to the end of his goal. All along the way you find/buy new quirky items which first make you laugh, then you realize that they're not only funny but awesome and you kick more butt than ever before!<br/><br/>Most importantly of all, this game has a very enthusiastic and active developer who engages in discussions with fans. This means frequent and valuable updates keep coming and you always have new things to look forward to even when you think you've done it all! For $2, you just simply can't ask for more!<br/><br/>Thanks to recents update, speed has improved, content has increased, and now it takes advantage of my Retina Display! The game just keeps getting better.

You can win any fight by beating your opponent into a corner until they run out of health. They have no chance to fight back or react. The graphics look like n64 graphics which is still bad. Why is it bad? Because the year is 2010! That's why! Nuff said! Also the only thing I liked was the humor. It was funny and random but who actually has enough time to waste just to find some cheap laugh? Oh and all dialogue is just text, no voice. This is garbage and I'm now gonna throw my iPod in the toilet because this app made my iPod look like !!!! You've been warned...

If this game appeared on any other platform than a mobile device, it would be widely panned for it's shallow story, mindless button mashing gameplay and overall lackluster feeling. It feels like the developers had big plans to make this a &quot;GTA meets Devil May Cry&quot; kind if game, but half assed the execution. Not bad for a mobile game, but we need to start calling mediocre games what they are, regardless of platform.

The iPhone hasn't had many proper brawlers, the lack of buttons really puts the device at ends with the genre. Corporate Fury does its best to work around the iPhone's short comings for this particular brand of gaming but doesn't reinvent the wheel. Fighting it performed by a combo of virtual analog stick and on screen buttons. It works but a lot of the game's &quot;combos&quot; rely on fast accurate button combinations to execute, in other words, precision. Its a dangerous affair to make a game rely on this mechanic and it works, mostly. You'll still find yourself on occasion pressing the wrong button or miss-stepping but its acceptable. <br/><br/>The Good: It plays decently, and the characters you fight are ridiculous, in a good way. There's a lot of weapons and upgrades to be had, which is unusual for a brawler. Its easily the best brawler for the iPhone. Its fairly addicting and fairly fun.<br/><br/>The Bad: The biggest complaints about Corporate Fury are less about the buttons but rather some of the design choices. The game is based around level grinding, you fight low level opponents so you can fight higher level opponents. Its just an endless grind, to get bigger numbers so you can fight bigger numbers. A little grinding isn't bad but its the basis of the game. The fights aren't terrible technical, generally its systematic button mashing in hopes of finding the magic patterns. Lastly, while addressed by the developer with &quot;hiking boots&quot;, the game requires a lot of in game walking that is a time vat. It gets old running from an arena to the store and back again over and over.... and lastly, the game doesn't have autosaves.... Well it does.... kinda. After important cutscenes, the game will save but it requires you for all other intents and purposes to run back to your living quarters to save. Its pretty low. While it supports the iOS 4, a battery outtage still could easily set you back an hour of gameplay. Simply put, save points are just not a good move for the iPhone 4.

I've downloaded around 75 games for my ipod touch, and this game is absolutely in the top 3 games if not my absolute favorite. The concept is unique and original, and the gameplay is incredibly fun and engrossing. I am not sure why this game hasn't received more attention but it is really one of the best games you can download for iOS device. I hope they turn this into a console game. To give a brief overview of the game, you are an employee at a corporation who must fight other employees in cage matches in order ascend the corporate ladder. A big part of the game is leveling up your character, which you can do by obtaining credits when you defeat other employees in the cage matches. Overall an outstanding game.

One of the best 3D brawlers ever.

I've spent all day on this game