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Here is one of my earliest game ideas: Dark Legends, a PS4 exclusive 3-D fighter. I came up with this idea when I was still in high school.
Plus, there is a create-a-combo feature that works similarly to the Create-A-Trick feature from the Tony Hawk games. This option is only available in Practice Mode and can actually allow you to chain together certain attacks of your choosing before hitstun deterioration kicks in (also affects damage scaling).
Gameplay
Gameplay takes place on a 3-D plane. Each character has 2 punches and 2 kicks (similar to the Tekken/Mortal Kombat control scheme). Much like Tekken, combining certain buttons/directions, or performing a certain button sequence, results in a more powerful move. Dark Legends also features a Super Jump, in which you hold down the crouch button for a few seconds before jumping into the air, perfect for catching airborne opponents in an air combo (only possible in this super jump state). The height of the super jump depends on the character's weight.Plus, there is a create-a-combo feature that works similarly to the Create-A-Trick feature from the Tony Hawk games. This option is only available in Practice Mode and can actually allow you to chain together certain attacks of your choosing before hitstun deterioration kicks in (also affects damage scaling).
Story
A new fighting tournament created by an unknown entity has been announced, and some of the world's best fighters are competing. The prize will be $100,000 to the grand prize winner. Among these contestants is Jay, a teenager who is known for fighting rough, having a foot fetish, and having a short temper. His goal is to win the money, consume the benefactor's power, and take over the world, no matter what the cost.Characters
- Jay (a short-tempered foot fetishist; contemplates world domination when his anger is at a high point)
- Melissa (a shy yet stunning figure skater; she is Jay's best friend and aids him in his quest for redemption)
- Mac (a professional kickboxer)
- Candace (a 19-year-old English girl who fights for fun)
- Kobayashi (a blind samurai)
- Icey (a freestyle rapper known from the slums)
- Marko (a cyclist on steroids)
- Sweet Tooth (a psycopathic clown; guest character from Twisted Metal)
- Dellswick (a brutal professional wrestler)
- Chroma (a cyborg ninja)
- Charlie (a chimpanzee capable of karate; unlockable character)
- Emily (a female spy; unlockable character)
- Mr. Grimm (a former stuntman turned criminal; guest character from Twisted Metal; unlockable character)
- Kurt (a riot control officer; unlockable character)
- Johnathan (Jay's overprotective father; unlockable character)
- Dollface (a woman who wants to be the world's most famous supermodel; guest character from Twisted Metal; unlockable character)
- Neptune (an Olympic swimmer; unlockable character)
- Ultimai (said to be the son of the devil; final boss to all except Jay and Johnathan; unlockable character)
- Marcel (a wooden training dummy; unlockable character; Trivia: Marcel is one of those little dolls you pose to draw your own anime characters, if you know what I mean.)
Stages
- Tournament Arena
- Caged Tournament Arena
- Mall
- Bowling Alley
- Hawaii
- Swamplands
- Black Rock Stadium (from Twisted Metal)
- Airport Runway
- Tennis Courts
- Top Secret Lab
- Dark Cave
- Rose Gardens
- Hellish Temple
Character Artworks
(Sorry for the low quality)
Jay
Melissa
Mac
Candace
Kobayashi
Icey
Marko
Dellswick
Chroma
Sweet Tooth
Charlie
Emily
Kurt
Johnathan
Neptune
Ultimai
Marcel
Mr. Grimm
Dollface
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Nice throwback!