Yomi Hustle simulates superpowered fight scenes in an online, turn-based fighting game. With an accessible control scheme, you can harness the power of precognition to land the perfect blow.
HOW DO I PLAY?
Greetings and welcome to Yomi Hustle.
A paused game begins. Depending on the game mode, you control one or both of these stick figures.
The tutorial is demonstrated in single-player mode, with multiplayer explanations provided
You have the following fighting moves at your disposal. To perform a move, click the button, then click "Lock In" or press the spacebar.
The amount of time you have to make decisions during multiplayer matches is limited
You may need to change some parameters before locking in an action
The prediction ghost simulates the outcome of the selected action. In addition, this ghost indicates which fighter will be actionable first
By analyzing your and your opponent's actions, you can determine the most advantageous move.
The simulation runs until one of the players is able to act after both players have locked in. The blue stickman interrupts his attack when it hits an opponent, as shown above.
No matter if a fighter is still reeling from a blow or in the middle of an attack, they will still be given a turn. However, this fighter has limited defensive options and cannot use most of their moves.
As an example of a defensive option, BURST can be used. Despite being combined, you can use it at any time to escape. Despite its vulnerability, the opponent may be able to get another high-damage combo if they predict that you will use it.
You must wait some time before using burst again.
The DIRECTIONAL INFLUENCE, or DI, is another defensive option. When you are hit next, DI affects the direction and speed at which you are knocked back. DI applies more force as the combo progresses. As the opponent doesn't know which way you will DI, you must mix it up early to escape combos
When you suspect your opponent will attack you but are not being comboed, you can PARRY. As your opponent recovers from their attack, you are immediately actionable with the parry. You are vulnerable to delayed attacks if you miss a parry. Furthermore, parrying always loses to grab moves.
When you land attacks, parry opponents' attacks, and move towards your opponent, the SUPER METER in the corner of your screen will fill up. Once it is filled up completely, it becomes a SUPER LEVEL.
Your super levels will allow you to spend them on SUPER MOVES. Super moves are very powerful, and they require varying amounts of super levels to perform.
The Newest?
I've fixed Parry disabling moves entirely (lol)
Hitboxes such as caltrops weren't connecting when opponents were knocked down
