I Know Kung Fu

A crime syndicate has taken the Devil's Temple. Five floors of fists, blades and dark magic stand between you and the man at the top, and the only way up is through every one of them.

I Know Kung Fu is a modern pixel-art beat-'em-up built in the shape of the arcade classics: one screen at a time, one floor at a time, no wasted motion. Play it solo or hand the second controller to a friend.

High and low strikes. Jump kicks. Grabs and grab-breaks. Parries, dodges and cancels that let you turn one opening into four hits. Pick up a knife, a spear or a staff and the whole rhythm of a fight changes.

Chain hits to build the Ki-Burst meter, then spend it when the screen fills up and there is no clean way out. Every enemy has a tell, every attack has a counter, and the combat is tuned so that the answer is always a decision, never a button you mash.

Five themed floors, each its own gauntlet with its own escalation:

The stone gate, where the syndicate finds out you're coming.
The wooden dojo, trained fighters, in numbers.
The jade hall, where the weapons come out.
The fire pit, the floor that punishes standing still.
The black-marble sanctum at the summit.

Fourteen characters across the climb: two playable heroes, seven enemy archetypes, five bosses, all hand-animated in the arcade tradition, drawn for silhouette first so you can read a crowded screen at a glance.

No floor lets you leave without a fight. Five bosses, and every one of them telegraphs, cycles and punishes, starting with the Giant, who takes up most of the corridor and does not care how good your combo is. Learn the tell, punish the recovery, climb.

Bring a friend and it becomes a different game. Local two-player couch co-op, arcade style: two fighters with distinct movesets, one shared screen, and twice as many enemies with somewhere to be.

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