Full Contact (video game)
| Industry | Video game development |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1990 |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
| Products | Full Contact (1991 video game) |
Full Contact is a 1991 video game created and released by Team17 exclusively for the Amiga platform.
Plot
After witnessing the murder of his family by the Triad during childhood, the main character undergoes rigorous martial arts training within an ancient monastic order. He then embarks on a mission to bring the Triad's leaders to justice.
Gameplay
Full Contact is a one-on-one fighting game where players aim to reduce their opponent's health bar to zero to win. The player character engages in combat without weapons, while some adversaries wield items such as knives or sticks. Between fights, players can participate in minigames that provide enhancements to attack speed and strength. The title supports both two-player matches and a tournament mode accommodating 4 to 16 competitors.
Reception
Amiga Format commended the game for its "rich graphics, excellent sound design, and fast-paced punching action." CU Amiga described it as "an impressive debut from Team17" and valued it as "exceptional at £9.95." Games-X praised its polished visuals and high-quality animation. Conversely, Amiga Action found it visually appealing but criticized the gameplay experience as poor.
External links
- Full Contact at the Hall of Light