Breaking the rules is a good fighting game. The controls are simple and grinding the four attack buttons leads to some neat special attacks. Foreclosure is generally useless (even the stun, but eliminates loss), which helps speed up the action and produce an action-packed battles with a relatively quick resolutions.
The game is a matter of time and scale: select the right fit at the right time and meet the enemy in the appropriate distance for the attack. Shifting the center of gravity of the enemies requires some practice-oriented and precise, but with subtle indicator used by the game, which is not too bad. AI is competent opponent, efficient stringing attacks together. Large chaotic battles involving up to eight people at one time is a sign of the game and do some action signal. Those looking for a realistic fighting game with multiple simultaneous opponents will be met by breaking the rules. "
"Although it does not reach quite the same quality standards, the game like Mortal Kombat, but has great promise and a dedicated team behind him. I've been waiting a stable new fighting game on the computer and found BTR and not addictive. For hungry Mortal Kombat will come a PC, an it will take to Boon (executive producer of the Mortal Kombat series) finally decides to port on the PC, and with the promise patches (see below), which could even be a good replacement if Boon Mortal Kombat 9 decides to maintain its exclusive console. "
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