Flash Kombat 8, developed by Andy Law, recently hit Steam. The game has previously been launched online, and now it will land on Steam in April.
For the first time, Flash Kombat 8 uses real-time online co-op combat playthroughs. Players can play solo or on their own, add friends and chat with other online players. The squad can fight with 4 people at the same time. Team mode in combat, mission round-trips, mid-way supplies, trading with NPCs, organizing items, using equipment, driving vehicles, etc., are all available in real time.
The game also cancels the original krypton gold system and instead earns K points in the game. K points can be obtained when clearing by upgrading and brushing quests, the higher the level, the more you get, and the more later the dungeons, the more you get. Everything else is the same recipe, the same taste.
In 2021, "Flash Kombat 7" and "Flash Kombat Standalone Edition Collection" have both landed on Steam, with a single-player collection with a positive rating of 89% on Steam, while the 7th generation has a positive rating of only 30%.