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Blood on the Floor (1997, PC)

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First published at 17:07 UTC on September 27th, 2021.

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Blood on the Floor is a fighting game developed by Spanish company Go West Interactive. It was probably released on the disc of Spanish game magazine OK PC Gamer.

The game is about a sports fight between two characters called Urotso and Sukido. Bot…

Blood on the Floor is a fighting game developed by Spanish company Go West Interactive. It was probably released on the disc of Spanish game magazine OK PC Gamer.

The game is about a sports fight between two characters called Urotso and Sukido. Both use a weapon which looks like a light saber from Star Wars. There no other characters, you choose either Urotso or Sukido, and fight the characters in a series of matches in various locations.
Gameplay is reminiscent of classical 8-bit fighter like IK+ or Barbarian: in order to perform attacks or blocks, you need to hold down a button and then use the directional keys. You fight best out of three rounds. A round is usually won by either depleting the opponent's health or having more health when time has run out. You can also try to decapitate your opponent using a sweeping attack. If you succeed, the round is won instantly.

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