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    Human Killing Machine

    Game » consists of 2 releases. Released 1989

    Human Killing Machine was a spiritual sequel to the home computer version of Street Fighter 1 developed by Tiertex.

    Short summary describing this game.

    Human Killing Machine last edited by Sirkinsella98 on 08/12/22 11:24PM View full history

    Overview

    Human Killing Machine was released in 1988 for a slew of home computers. The developer Tiertex, had already ported the arcade version of Street Fighter 1 to the PC, and set out to create their own fighting game separate from the Street Fighter license. The player character is Kwam, a fighter from Korea, like all fighters, he sets out to prove his superiority to all other combatants. He journeys through Russia, Amsterdam, Spain, Germany, and finally Beirut.

    Human Killing Machine is considered to be very bad due to the very few frames of animation, and lack of any degree of parallax scrolling.

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