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Nice to hear that :) I think it is obvious that the inspiration for this was Streets of Rage but do you know some good but unknown Beat em Up I should look into for reference?
I should dig deeper into beat em up references in general - let me know if you know of any gems!
Outside of Streets of rage, some that I've played and enjoyed:
Some different ones that I've played a bit, but need to dig into more:
I've heard Fight 'n Rage is good too, but haven't actually played it yet
There are quite a few classic bundles out there too if you just want to dive into some of the old ones
TMNT for SNES I remember as one of the best Beat'em ups of all time ๐
Thanks for all the tips.