Street Fighter Engine v0.7.2

Instructions

Controls: Navigate through menus with the mouse. Keybinds can be customized in-game, though these are the defaults: [P1] {P2} [A]/{←}: Walk left [D]/{→}: Walk right [W]/{ ↑ }: Jump [S]/{ ↓ }: Crouch [U]/{1}: Light attack [ I ]/{2}: Heavy attack [O]/{3}: Special [P]/{6}: Light + Special (EX Special) [M]: Pause Combat Techniques: - Light and heavy attacks will differ depending if you are airborne, crouching, or neither. - Special attacks will also differ depending on if you are crouching or not, but cannot be used in midair. - Press the Light attack and Special buttons at the same time to use an EX special. These moves are powerful but cost one of your EX meter bars (green). - Press the Heavy attack and Special buttons at the same time to use a Super move. These moves are especially strong but take the entirety of your Super meter (blue) to perform. - Damaging opponents builds up both of your meters; the EX meter fills up faster if you have a high combo going, and the Super meter fills up more if you are at a health disadvantage. - Press whichever direction is "back" when you are attacked on the ground to perform a block. Blocking attacks won't damage you and potentially allow you to recover faster than your opponent. - Quickly tap whichever direction is "forward" when you are attacked on the ground to perform a parry. You can't hold the button down like with a block, but if you pull it off successfully, you recover INSTANTLY from the hit and shrug off all incoming damage. - Double tap a lateral direction to dash. Dashes cover a good amount of ground quickly and also let you phase through some quick attacks, but leave you vulnerable once they're finished. Other important info: - Blocking a lot of damage in a short period of time will cause your character to flash. Be careful, because blocking too much more will break your guard, leaving you wide open! - Opponents that are airborne can attack while closing the distance, but they cannot block. - Some moves cause your opponent to be knocked down. If they settle to a halt while knocked down, you can't hit them until they get back up. - Attacks in a combo gradually decrease in power, though pulling them off well means dealing unavoidable damage. - Super moves are invincible on startup; Attacks will simply phase through the user, and any poor dummy who tries to beat them outright will simply get mauled. - Quickly inputting a Super during the stun from a parry will allow you to use it on the spot; since opponents are probably going to be busy attacking you (in vain), you can turn the tables of a fight on a dime. - EX moves do not fill the EX meter, and Super moves do not fill the Super meter. - When your guard stamina is running low, the intensity of the flashing signifies how low it is; the brighter the flashing, the less stamina you have. - Parries and dashes circumvent damage without taking a toll on your block stamina. If your character is flashing especially bright, consider taking the risk over have your guard broken. - Successful parries will replenish some of your block stamina. Consider utilizing them when your character begins flashing. - Having your guard broken isn't particularly ideal, though one silver lining it has is resetting your guard stamina back to max. - If the timer expires, attacks will be disabled and the winner is whoever has more health remaining. - Damage can still be dealt after a time out if a move lasts for long enough, or is a slow-moving projectile. Fighters can even be KO'd in this state! - If both players are KO'd at the same time, or have the same amount of health when time runs out, the round is counted as a draw and no one is awarded a point.