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CHAOS CODE -NEW SIGN OF CATASTROPHE-

FK Digital / Mar 15, 2017 / Action

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Steam Deck Unsupported

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Simple yet highly flexible hi-speed 2D Fighting game! Enjoy the thrill of fighting with all the flashy moves!

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What's new

v1.01 Patch (March 28th)

2017-03-28

The following issues have been addressed and fixed as of the current update: - Fixed the issue where the controls get fixated to 1P (keyboard) upon accepting a network invitation from outside of the network mode. Now, upon entering the network mode via a friend's invitation, the controls will be determined by the key pressed at the first prompt. - Fixed issues where players experience desynchronizations in network battles. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

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What players say

Very Positive

91% positive, 203 reviews

Recommended24 hrs played

I love playing fighting games casually, and this is one of those games that you can easily pick up and play and enjoy for a good amount of hours. The game itself isn't new, it doesn't reinvent the fighting genre, is just your basic 2D Fighter made by Arc Sys. its just another obscure anime fighter that disappeared beneath giants like Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, and King of Fighters. The visuals are unmistakably budget,...

5 found this helpful, 2026-07-27

Recommended3 hrs played

A genuinely amazing fighting game. Every fighting game has it's unique flavors, but this game somehow feels like home despite being such a strange beast. Perhaps I've just consumed too much Kusoge over the years, but there's something fun about a game you can just pick up and rock. Fighting games with onscreen movelists are always a joy, because nobody has the excuse of "I don't know my moves!" they're right there...

5 found this helpful, 2026-02-19

Recommended5 hrs played

it doesn't have rollback, but its lowkey easy and stuff just works. its an anime fighter but its not as hard as some other anime fighters out there for sure, which is good because it definitely falls into a category where you kinda have to play it casually (this is nobody's MAIN fighting game.) overall great gameplay, and if you're not expecting rollback or a huge community (there is an online wiki on mizuumi.wiki...

3 found this helpful, 2026-06-28