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Considering the affordable price, I would consider this game extremely worth it as a big fighting game enjoyer myself. The main reason I decided to give it a shot is the fact that there are many aspects in this game that reminds me a lot of Street Fighter II, and that's fucking cool. Once you get into the character selection screen you'll see how much it looks like Street Fighter II, even some characters moves are similar to some Street Fighter II characters, and the developers took an interesting approach on that one, I'll tell you that.
But unfortunately, the game has some issues that I think the developers could've put some more effort on:
• Combos are not optimized
-> I can't 100% guarantee that it's possible to do infinite combos in this game, but I do feel like sometimes some attacks should not CHAIN by any means. For example, there are some characters that can use fire shots as projectiles. Let's say you're using a character that shots thrice at a time, if you time it just right you will be able to do a 6 hit combo and I personally feel like this should be illegal as the opponent don't even get the chance to dodge or defend the projectiles. Imagine playing as Ryu and spamming fireballs endlessly and the opponent just loses the round if you time the fireballs correctly. I honestly have no clue if this is intentional or not in Verdict Guilty but still.
• Pausing game screen
-> This is more of a silly feature that could also be improved but it isn't that big of a deal after some hours of gameplay. The thing is that when you pause the game during a round by pressing "esc", you may accidentally press esc again with the intention to resume the game, and if you do press "esc" again, you will be taken back to the menu screen, causing you to lose all your progress. This happened to me a few times as I never press enter to resume a game, this might not happen to you but I think they could at least add another window that pops up when you press "esc" for the second time asking if you are sure that you really wanna go back to the menu.
And finally, the game difficulty (which I do not consider to be an issue, cuz I haven't played the entire game and haven't messed with the game settings (I don't even know if there are settings that allows you to change the game difficulty) due to that, I am not considering this a complete issue, but I do feel like the game is just too easy overall, you can spam anything you want and YOU WIN the round regardless. there are no strategies to win a round. Pick any character you want and just press one fucking button the entire game and you'll see how easy it is to win a game. But it's what I said, that's just my 1 hour experience and I don't know if you can spice up the game difficulty, and I'd apologize if I am mistaken.
Overall, Verdict Guilty is a good game for its price, If you get the chance to purchase it and you enjoy fighting games, just do it, keeping in mind that the game has a few negative points.