Taekwon Champ: Pixel Fighter
JUYOUNG PARK
Two-button taekwondo sparring. Tap for a body roundhouse; hold to charge into a head kick, then an axe kick. Hold a direction for a push kick or cut kick, and kick right after a block to counter. Strike as your opponent steps in for a Counter, nail the timing for a Just Counter. Simple inputs, deep combinations - Chain up to three hits on the beat; mix three different kicks for a bonus. - A spinning hook kick to the head is worth 6 points. No lead is safe. - Repeat one move and rivals read you. After the bout you see exactly what they read. Every opponent is a puzzle - Rushers, rangers, counter-fighters, tricksters and all-rounders. Scout habits, weaknesses and signature moves from the bracket, and spar the next opponent off the record. - Each tournament final has a signature-move boss, and one rival you meet three times from white belt to the world final. - Signature moves are telegraphed. Read them and they miss; get read and they land. White belt to black belt - Train twice a week and enter one event: pad drills, circuits, stretching, board breaking and poomsae build speed, power, stamina and flexibility. - Poomsae is a rhythm game set to 8-bit Korean drum patterns, with S/A/B medals. - Belt exams in three parts: poomsae (Taegeuk 1 to Koryo), breaking and sparring, graded on a full score sheet. - Every new belt unlocks a technique and a 30-second lesson. Climb the world ranking from #100 to #1, with a hall of fame and record challenges. From the neighborhood dojang to the world stage - Seven fictional tournaments. Referee signals and penalties, superiority decisions and golden point, knockdown counts and slow-motion replays. - Chiptune Korean-drum soundtrack and a distinct sound for every kick. - Beat the game and start New Game+ where the finalists have learned new signature moves. Pick Pro Rules for a harder run. No ads. No in-app purchases. No data collected. Plays offline.
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