The game on a basic level is fun in short bursts. Unfortunately, the game lacks a lot of content and needs some improvements. The biggest issue is that the better version of this game is only available on Nintendo Switch, and its clearly obvious the devs have abandoned the other versions (Ps4/PC). The switch version removes the Gougi system and makes it closer to the original Fighting Layer game (mechanics such as Excel combos and guard crush). The game also needs to refine its strict timing on command inputs as well as needing balance adjustments.

No option to change training stages, Additional colors are locked behind DLC, and the lack of single player content only makes the game somewhat (as I said earlier) fun in short bursts. What IS good is that the game has a dedicated player base still and people still play the game though online Ranked Matches are scares. If you can gather up some friends to play, it can be a ton of fun. The games saving grace is that when playing online; its functional and feels great. At the end, if you own a Nintendo Switch, just play that version instead; Its called Fighting EX Layer: Another Dash.

Its obvious the devs are trying to get people to play the switch version, but at a cost of actually losing money and support from other platforms. If the devs truly cared about this game and want it to succeed, just update the other versions. Sadly, I wouldn't recommend buying this unless its upgraded to Another Dash.

The game on a basic level is fun in short bursts. Unfortunately, the game lacks a lot of content and needs some improvements. The biggest issue is that the better version of this game is only available on Nintendo Switch, and its clearly obvious the devs have abandoned the other versions (Ps4/PC). The switch version removes the Gougi system and makes it closer to the original Fighting Layer game (mechanics such as Excel combos and guard crush). The game also needs to refine its strict timing on command inputs as well as needing balance adjustments. No option to change training stages, Additional colors are locked behind DLC, and the lack of single player content only makes the game somewhat (as I said earlier) fun in short bursts. What IS good is that the game has a dedicated player base still and people still play the game though online Ranked Matches are scares. If you can gather up some friends to play, it can be a ton of fun. The games saving grace is that when playing online; its functional and feels great. At the end, if you own a Nintendo Switch, just play that version instead; Its called Fighting EX Layer: Another Dash. Its obvious the devs are trying to get people to play the switch version, but at a cost of actually losing money and support from other platforms. If the devs truly cared about this game and want it to succeed, just update the other versions. Sadly, I wouldn't recommend buying this unless its upgraded to Another Dash.