Fist II is too lightweight to stand comparison with the original Way Of The Exploding Fist... Sad but true. Read Review

A very different game from the first one. It's slower and more thoughtful, with a lot more to it than meets the eye. Each time I play a little more of the game is revealed. I keep coming back for more. Read Review

An enjoyable beat-'em-up containing weighty adventure overtones, resulting in a more satisfying challenge that its predecessor. Read Review

Fist II is over-hyped. Having advertised this for so tong, I would have thought Melbourne House could have come up with something a little better than this. Read Review

Definite improvement on the first game. Now you get the chance to put all that whacking to a kind of purpose. Read Review

Three-player martial arts sim - fails to live up to its promise. Read Review

Very disappointing sequel to the classic Exploding Fist. Read Review

Not bad but it's just a wee bit dated... Whether you'll have the patience to trek through the many screens of not-terribly-interesting graphics to complete your quest is a matter for you. Read Review

You've got to be faster than the eye can follow, swift as the breeze, and have more strength than an order of curried prawns! Read Review

The trigrams are a brave attempt to add variety to the game, but it will take at least an hour to find the first one. Most people will give up long before then. Read Review