Karate

Long Description:

Karate Masters is a mobile phone version of the cult game known thanks to the ancient Commodore, Atari or Spectrum. Real karate rules are in force. You fight duels with more and more difficult opponents to be promoted higher and higher ranks up to black belt. The game is varied with such interludes as dodging knives thrown at you, breaking boards with your head etc. The whole is enriched by a first-rate graphics and good sound. This game can be recommended to all combat amateurs. They won’t be disappointed, for sure.

Have you ever dreamt about becoming a famous karate master? It’s very easy! How come? Thanks to the game “Karate Masters”. You become Chen – a beginner in martial arts. This brave youth has been practicing alone for many years, and now he needs your help to be awarded the black belt and the title of “The Best under the Sun”.

The task isn’t easy – after all you must win every fight – but don’t worry! Chen has learned many mortal blows. As for real karate duels, every fight will be observed by the old master, and this is him who decides about your victory.

“Karate Masters” is a game for martial arts-, adrenaline-, and competition-lovers.

A wide variety of techniques, attractive graphics, a multitude of amazing fights and bonus levels guarantee the player many hours of fascinating entertainment.

Controls:

”1” and ”3” – left and right punch respectively, ”2” – jump, ”4” and ”6” – moving the fighter left and right, “5” – special blows, ”8” and ”9” – low and high kick respectively

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