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Fight Corp.
Erik Skog
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Fight Corp. is pretty shady corporation built 100% on violence and fighting. You play as a Mitch Metello, a newcomer looking to rise through the company ranks! The game is a third-person action adventure game, mixing platforming mechanics with a strong combat system. You have a big moveset at your disposal to crush your opponents with! You can wall-jump, air dash, vertical wall-run and much more! Another mechanic in the game is that your aerial drift dertermines what air-attack you do (back, neutral and forward)
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