Hadoken: We’ve been through a lot with Yatagarasu: Attack on Cataclysm. From the genesis of the beast, to the crowdfunding hype, to the whole indiegogo fund embargo, it’s been a rollercoaster of emotion for Yatagarasu fans. What matters though, is that it’s made it through to the other side and we can now get our teeth into it.
An in-depth review on Yatagarasu: Attack on Cataclysm for the PC.
Event Hubs: '09er! This insult meant to humiliate someone for joining the FGC almost six years ago continues to appear with all the charm of such classics as "n00b!" and "newbie." These internet warriors continue to lament X-Factor, Ultra attacks, and input shortcuts. "If only someone would make a game that played like the classics," they say.
Indie Game Mag: After a successful IndieGoGo campaign which raised over $100,000 and a total of about eight years of development, a small team of ex-King of Fighters developers released Yatagarasu: Attack on Cataclysm. The indie fighter is a throwback to old-school 2D fighters with lower-fidelity resolutions and long days of training precise inputs and learning to read the opponent. Even with a relatively small production scope and team, Yatagarasu serves up a solid fighter for both competitive players and the currently inexperienced looking to get more into the scene.
