The game begins with Seigi Maruyama being released from prison and returning to his old boss, giving the player freedom to roam the city and decide his path. It combines beat'em up gameplay with a melancholic story.

As a brutal battle for control of Fallen City's criminal underworld rages, four strangers join forces to survive and reclaim the streets.

Players control all four cosmic-ray-enhanced members of the team and can switch between them during play.

In a far future, Earth was devastated by mutants who took control after a worldwide catastrophic event known as "the big pulse", a global scale electromagnetic pulse that put an end to all electronic technology on the planet. Humans are now enslaved by mutants led by "The Boss" in a world ruled by "the law of the jungle". However, not everything is lost… two humans and a mutant rebel are willing to fight in order to stop this madness. Will they be strong enough? Well... that's up to you!

OpenBOR fan game based on fighting arcade game Fighter's History.

Players pick one of four heroes to fight through urban and sci-fi levels to stop the evil criminal mastermind Dr. Dex Zeng.

Players pick one of four heroes to fight through urban and sci-fi levels to stop the evil criminal mastermind Dr. Dex Zeng.

Players pick one of four heroes to fight through urban and sci-fi levels to stop the evil criminal mastermind Dr. Dex Zeng.

Final Exam is a beat'em up developed by Mighty Rocket Studio and published by Focus Home Interactive.

Unlicensed game for the Game Boy Color, loosely based on the Final Fantasy series.

Final Fight is without a shadow of a doubt the most influential brawler ever made. It introduced concepts like unique playable characters, contact-based grabs, and health-draining "death-blow" attacks that would all become genre standards. Even its art style, featuring gigantic sprites and outlandish enemy design, defined the following decade of beat 'em up games.

Final Fight CD is a 1993 Sega CD port of Capcom's 1989 arcade classic. Players choose between Cody, Guy, and Haggar to fight the Mad Gear gang that holds Metro City in a deadly grip. This version adds an exclusive Time Attack mode, an arranged Redbook soundtrack, and extended cutscenes, along with two-player co-op.

The SNES version of Final Fight is the much-hated port of Capcom's genre-defining Arcade classic. Due to the fact that it was an early game for the console and cartridge space was limited, Capcom had to make three serious cuts: Guy was completely removed, as was the Industrial Area stage, and it's a single-player only game. Furthermore, there are only three simultaneous enemies at once. Despite that, it's still Final Fight, and it has a ton of personality, memorable enemies, and satisfying gameplay.

Final Fight 2 is the SNES-exclusive follow-up to Capcom's legendary brawler. It features new playable characters, stages, enemies, and most importantly, two player gameplay. It's a globetrotting adventure that plays exactly like the original.

Final Fight 3 is the SNES-exclusive final chapter in Capcom's beloved brawler trilogy. In addition to four playable characters (including the return of Guy), it adds dashing, energy-based ultimate attacks, Street Fighter-style advanced techniques, and branching stages. It's also the only brawler with dash-combos.

Final Fight Guy is a re-release of the SNES port of Final Fight that replaces Cody with Guy. It's still a single player only game, but it changes the enemy waves around a bit and adds a few new items. In the US, it was only available at Blockbuster.

Final Fight One is a port of Capcom's timeless arcade classic to the GBA. Although it features the same graphics as the SNES port, it restores Guy and the missing industrial stage as well as adding system-link co-op gameplay. It also features tons of onscreen enemies, remixed enemy waves, alternate costumes for Cody and Guy, and boss cutscenes.

Set in Metro City, the game follows Kyle Travers, the younger brother of Cody, as he searches for his missing sibling while fighting through the city's criminal underworld. The game translates the series' brawling combat into fully 3D environments with a darker, grittier tone.

The streets of London are under siege by the Syndic8 gang. When martial artist Claire Sparks’ sister is kidnapped, she joins forces with wrestler Miller T. Williams and bare-knuckle brawler Duke Sancho. Together they will fight through six urban zones to bring her home and crush anyone who stands in their way.

Kenshiro, master of Hokuto Shinken, searches for Eden, the city where his beloved Yuria is said to be.

The sinister Milkman holds the city of Las Cruces in his criminal grip, and it's up to a cast of outrageous fighters, including legendary black belt neurosurgeon Dr. Karate, to take him down.

A very weak game by 1995 standards. The combat is almost pointless because magic recharges quickly, letting you simply spam spells. The game also runs poorly, it speeds up when standing still and slows down while moving, forcing you to constantly adjust the cycle rate. Some objects, like posts and barrels, must be destroyed to clear the path.

Foul Play is a beat'em up in which players control Baron Dashforth, a daemon hunter who is the lead character of a stage play. Along with his sidekick Scampwick, he battles supernatural monsters on-stage in a theatre where something has gone terribly wrong. The game is presented as a Vaudevillian performance, with an audience reacting to the demon-slaying action. It also has a nice parry/grab mechanics which works especially well in the air. But it's a foul play to make the game sooo lengthy.

The story takes place in Poland in the early 1990s, after the fall of communism. Amid political, economic, and moral chaos, Franco and Alex - two young men from a rough district of Szczecin - learn to survive by mastering martial arts. One night, they cross paths with the notorious gang led by Jastem Klocek. Outnumbered six to two, they are brutally attacked. One is killed, while the other is left for dead. And now it’s time for revenge.

The story takes place in Poland in the early 1990s, after the fall of communism. Amid political, economic, and moral chaos, Franco and Alex - two young men from a rough district of Szczecin - learn to survive by mastering martial arts. One night, they cross paths with the notorious gang led by Jastem Klocek. Outnumbered six to two, they are brutally attacked. One is killed, while the other is left for dead. And now it’s time for revenge.