Street Fighter IV CE

A Google user

Compared to most games out there, this is by far the best in terms of capacitive button input to output. Each move is accurately executed if you enter them correctly. Of couse, playing with a pad or joystick is better, but for a smart phone, this is as good as it gets. My only gripe is not having access to all 6 buttons. But well worth the $5.

A Google user

I love this game on the IOS. However the android edition seemed to have cropped out about 10% of the right portion of the screen. I dont see any screen ratio option to resolve this. Because of this perhaps easily resolved issue, some config interface just cany seemed close, since the save/close button is off screen. I also had to reinstall this because the first time I bought and installed this, the start screen just seemed to spin without booting up. Overall, the android version just suck

A Google user

The best fighting game on mobile hands down without question. Full physical controller support and ability to customize onscreen controls. The only thing missing is support for two controllers for local multiplayer matches on the same phone. The few online matches i have found have been very laggy and unplayable but thats probably just an issue with trying to play a mobile fighting game over cellular networks. Despite limited buttons can still do many of the sfiv moves.

Tonya Penn

This game has been quite fun. Mobile controls are good; there is a setting that let you use special moves with one button and also autoblock. It's good for playing in small bursts and you can play solo offline or online with others. The only minor issue I have is the lack of a storyline in solo mode. Oh, and you can try before you buy and get the full game for $5.

A Google user

This is super awesome! I don't mind paying for more characters bc it's worth it. Althought when it comes to playing online or ranked matches, it's a bit difficult because it lags terribly. I assume it's because of the distance of players ofc, but even when you set your opponents range within the country, it's difficult to find anyone to play with.

A Google user

Good graphics and the controls, while not perfect on the touchscreen, are optimized for mobile play. It is a simplified version of SF IV, but I don't care, it works on the phone, the moves and combos feel right and flow as they need to. Well worth the money to support their game, and not too expensive. Best fighting game for a phone that I have ever played. Multiplayer is fun as well. I might consider getting a controller to help play the game and become a bit more competitive.

BlueicyDasani

My problem with it is the mobile controls. I feel like I am limited to only 2 crouching punches and 2 crouching kicks. The graphics are disappointing, and I lack too many buttons. In traditional street fighter, I play with at least 6 buttons, but this only gives me 4. It doesn't work well. I love how there is a virtual analog stick, as it actually works well.

A Google user

great game. takes a little but to get used to the onscreen joystick. Also I have had trouble fighting other people due to what the game says is poor connection. That is not the case because it says the same thing when I'm connected to my home wifi or my Verizon mobile data network. other than those 2 issues the game is great.

A Google user

Still awaiting the update that prevents the Pixel 2 XL from crashing every time I try to play online. As soon as I press Ranked Match or Free Match the app restarts it's self. Ive uninstalled multiple times and still no luck. Hopefully this is fixed or I'll be out of $5. It's a shame because the gameplay is great, but it's useless if I can't play it with anyone!

A Google user

Good way to pass time if you're bored or you're a fan of the Street Fighter series and want a challenge. Cheats like a MoFo sometimes but its still fun!! Word of advice: if you have a screen protector on it makes the screen buttons much less responsive so remove it if you dont want to get your ass kicked.