KungFu Master Demo

KungFu Master is no longer supported, so it is now impossible to purchase the application. Nonetheless, you can still download it from Softpedia and use it with the limitations listed on this page. Martial arts have been around for ages now, and people have managed to perfect them as much as possible in the meantime. One of the most important aspects when it comes to learning a fighting technique is to train very hard, in order to make it come natural and gain total control over your body. Obviously, video games don’t bother you with stuff like that, since you are always able to learn new things in a matter of seconds.

KungFu Master is a very simple hack-and-slash game with a top-down perspective and fast-paced gameplay, in which all you have to do is keep clicking as fast as possible. In essence, your purpose is to survive the constant onslaught of enemies trying to kill you, although you can only pass the levels by eliminating every hostile creature, so it's not enough to keep running.

Your character gains experience every time you kill a monster, experience that can be then used to improve your skills. Although it is possible to increase the amount of damage your attacks do, there are many other areas to spend the experience points in as well. Thus, you can increase the amount of hit points your character has, or even gain additional movement speed.

Each stage is more difficult to survive than the last, although that’s most likely depending on your character’s level. In the beginning, the enemies move slowly, and they need to get close in order to do some damage. However, after a few stages, they can hurt you in a variety of ways, as well as leave traps behind. Granted, you also get stronger, not to mention the fact that you can also pick up power-ups to make your life easier for a few seconds.

On the other hand, the experience gets repetitive and boring in a hurry, because the stages are very plain and uninteresting, while the gameplay doesn’t change too much either. The visual quality is poor as well, so there’s nothing interesting to admire in the meantime. In essence, the challenge of surviving the stages should be enough to keep you interested, which is not always the case.

While KungFu Master is not a bad idea per se, it’s too empty and unimpressive to keep you entertained for longer than 5-10 minutes. After that, the action gets repetitive and nothing new happens, which makes it difficult to keep playing.