Paper Fighter 3D
In a retro environment created from paper layers; martial masters are ready to showcase their skills. Paper Fighter 3D game includes 1 or 2 player short fight...
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About Paper Fighter 3D: In a retro environment created from paper layers; martial masters are ready to showcase their skills. Paper Fighter 3D game includes 1 or 2 player short fight matches. Each fight match consists of 3 rounds and the one who can take 2 rounds wins the match. Use your punches and kicks at the right time, the special strike will be ready when your power bar is full.
How to play Paper Fighter 3D: PLAYER 1 Move W A S D Punch F Kick G Special Attack R PLAYER 2 Move ARROW KEYS Punch L Kick K Special Attack O
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