Skinny and Franko: Fists of Violence Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . Three-decades after first hitting the Amiga, Franko is back with a new brawler with all the old moves. Unfortunately, Skinny and Franko: Fists of Violence is about as bad as a follow-up can be, with stiff gameplay, offensively bad writing and a mean-spirited story that is filled to the brim with game-breaking bugs and glitches. Worse yet, the levels insist on overstaying their welcome, with most of them reaching well beyond a half-hour. What should have been a sprint through Poland’s crime-ridden streets becomes a full marathon that will wear you out with its shallow and horribly repetitive action. It’s honestly hard to believe that a developer was able to screw up the beat ‘em up formula this much in 2023. Avoid at all costs. Rating: 1%
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