These characters have recently found themselves less than appreciated as a new character has shown up in Fairytale Land and is solving all of the problems that they normally have to deal with. Considering the game boasts over 140 weapons, this particular aspect was no small feat.įairytale Fights lets you play as one of four fairytale characters: Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Naked Emperor and Jack, who climbed up a certain beanstalk. While most of the weapons' sound effects are probably the same (or similar), when one of them needed a unique sound, it was there. There was nothing more satisfying than swinging a saw around and hearing that distinct sound, or firing off a cork rifle and hearing a popgun sound effect. What I found really enjoyable, as far as sound is concerned, are the sound effects used for the various weapons. The game's music has a nice and misleading sing-song quality to it befitting any game with a fairytale theme. Neither feature can be turned off, but the Zoomcam at least can be made to happen less frequently if you find it too distracting. but more on that later), this feature lets you see just how much you sliced off to finish them, whether it be off the top of their head, or the bottom of their feet, or their arm. Since you can slice up your enemies in pretty much any direction (thanks to the game's odd control scheme. This is a close up view of the very bloody kills you perform. The other feature built into Fairytale Fights is the Zoomcam. In fact, it is so over the top that it becomes quite comical at times (much like in the movie Kill Bill: Volume 1). The first of these graphical details is the sheer amount of blood that gets spilled in the game. Not only do the characters (both enemies and heroes) end up having a strange, dark and downright creepy look to them as soon as you start hacking away at the bad guys of the game, but Fairytale Fights has two features that immediately turn what could have been a Teen (or maybe even Everybody 10+) rated action platformer into something most definitely in the Mature rating bucket. All of this apparently cute innocence goes away as soon as a weapon gets thrown into the mix, though. There are birds and bunnies everywhere with simply designed and cute characters to frolic around in the woods or clouds or candy castles. The overall feel of Fairytale Fights looks like something that you would let your kids watch.

Fairytale Fights brings cute and cartoonish characters from classic kids' stories, and puts them in a whole new, bloody (oh so bloody) light.

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