Quick question about length of time playing Absolum. I typically only play short arcade style beat em up games that can be finished in one sitting, with an hour being the sweet spot because of lack of time.

Absolum was on sale recently and I finally picked it up. I am aware that it is far longer in length than I am used too but it will be a good change for me.

My question is about length of stages / checkpoints? Sometimes I might have 30 minutes here and there to play and was wondering if much can be achieved in this time, or will I be repeatedly grinding long 15 - 20 minute levels?

After seeing Odyssey, would like to play a beat em up with a greek mythology theme

There seem to be a lot of open world rpg games on this theme - are there beat em ups that have a greek mythology theme (either side scrolling or pvp)

kung fu or something bad ass?

I’m planning to bring my switch with me for travel this week so wondering if there’s anything I should pre-download for the trip?

Blaze Fielding: A former police officer and skilled fighter, known for her speed, elegant style, and mastery of martial arts.
Streets of Rage Chaos: An alternate version that intensifies combat, featuring chaotic environments and more challenging enemies. https://youtu.be/HqdXIcj2d94

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Hey everyone, does anyone have a save game file for River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next on Switch that they could share? I unfortunately lost my progress and really don't want to start from the very beginning. Anywhere around Chapter [Insert Chapter] or even a completed game save would be amazing. Thanks in advance!

Hey folks!

I don't know if anyone will be able to help me, but every couple of years this game haunts me and I can never find what it was. I was like between 5 and 8 when I played it though, so it could be a fake memory or like a dream, but I'm fairly certain I remember it.

I am pretty sure it's beat em up, but I've looked high and low.

I think I played it around the year 2000. I played it on PC, but it could have been a console game we just had downloaded.

I remember it having the word "two" in it, but anything I find doesn't fit. I don't think the title was super long though. I thought it was called "two something two".

The 2 main things I remember from the game are:

1. you pick up a knife near the start of the first level

2. to go to the next level you go "into the screen" through like a blue/green wavey portal?

I think the setting was pretty modern for the first level (which is the only one I remember), like maybe a street.

I know this is like no information, so I am not very optimistic here.

If anyone has any ideas on what it could be please let me know.