A successor to Arika's Street Fighter EX series. With a roster identical to Street Fighter EX2 Plus, FEXL stands out by introducing chain combos, running, and the "Gougi" system, which allows the player to change the properties of their character - or even the game's system - by fulfilling certain requirements mid-match.
Platforms
Arcade PC PS4Genres
Arcade FightingThemes
Action
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 11 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Nintendo Life
By Kurt KalataUltimately, Fighting EX Layer: Another Dash is a fighting game fan's fighting game - its primary audiences are 'refugees from Street Fighter V' and 'people who have nostalgia for Street Fighter EX'. Players in these two groups will find themselves very much at home with this game, especially since the fighting engine is so solid, and some of the characters are just offbeat enough to make it interesting. But considering it's so dependent on online play, with barely existent single player content, it's difficult to recommend to more casual players. It is, however, free to download, so you've got nothing to lose by giving it a try.
ZTGD
By Ken McKownFighting EX Layer is a hard sell to casual fighting game fans.
NoobFeed
By Sarwar RonFighter EX Layer is a title fighting game enthusiasts will definitely enjoy.
Destructoid
By Chris CarterAs someone who has been playing fighters for nearly three decades, I can get on board with Fighting EX Layer's lack of pageantry. What I can't accept quite as earnestly is its issue with roster playstyle diversity. The foundation is there, it just needs to be built up further.
GameSpot
By Heidi KempsFighting EX Layer is a no-frills package, but the combat is top-notch.
