If you miss the arcade days and want to relive Street Fighter duels in a different way, this game is for you! It's a nostalgic trip with simple and direct mechanics.
- Pure Street Fighter nostalgia
- Quick and direct action
- Fun 3D board
- Roll and move mechanic
- Relies on dice luck
- Simple for experienced players
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This game is a direct adaptation of the famous video game, bringing its characters and the essence of the fights to a board game format. Players choose their Street Fighter avatars and move across a three-dimensional map, challenging enemies in battles decided by special dice rolls. Each victory increases your fighter's strength, preparing them for the final clash against M. Bison. The board functions as a health point tracker, and the game itself is a race to power up your character and defeat the villain. Estrela, known for its games in Brazil, released this version in the 90s, focusing on an accessible experience with low text dependency and dice-based movement and combat mechanics. It's a must-have for fans of the franchise and for those who enjoy games with a video game theme and simple mechanics.
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