The Fight: Lights Out

1. clearnet.co.nz

   
   31 October 2010

   Since its release, early adopters of the PlayStation Move have been looking for new experiences tailored to mature and core audiences. The Fight: Lights Out is Sony's first real attempt to cater the PS Move towards these markets by providing violent and gritty bare-knuckle boxing action. Is this game a contender? Or is it destined to take a beating? Read more

2. CLEARNET

   
   31 October 2010

   Closing Comments It is uncertain whether a bit more time in development could have shaped The Fight: Lights Out into something mildly enjoyable, but as it stands the finished product is a mess that is not only frustrating to play -- it is also tiring and boring. The slow and inaccurate control mechanics are frustrating, the ridiculous tough-guy approach inspires laughter, the single-player career mode will lose your interest almost immediately and multiplayer will lose... Read more

3. Mighty Ape

   

   8.0/10
   2 August 2010

   The Fight: Lights Out allows players to infiltrate the gritty and brutal world of underground fighting as a rugged bare-knuckle boxer. Players must brawl their way through the ranks of the world's most dangerous fighters using PlayStation Move motion controllers and the PlayStation Eye camera to track their movements with one-to-one precision, allowing for seamless execution of every jab, uppercut and headlock. Read more

4. CNET

   

   4.9/10
   6 November 2010

   This fighting game offers some simple yet brutish fun, but poor controls and uninteresting presentation make it a struggle to get past the first few rounds. Read more

   • Danny Trejo is a fitting mentor, Punching dudes in the face is fun.
   • Controls need constant recalibration, Fails to properly recognize special moves, Nonexistent storyline, Dull and dark graphics.

5. GameSpot

   5.0/10
   5 November 2010

   Because the entirety of The Fight takes place in dark, dank environments, there's not much light or color, which gives the whole game a dull, monochrome vibe. The character models are also unattractive, and it doesn't help that the game's design ethos is to make all of the fighters look like weather-beaten hard men with heads like bags of hammers. Read more

   • Danny Trejo is a fitting mentor, Punching dudes in the face is fun.
   • Controls need constant recalibration, Fails to properly recognize special moves, Nonexistent storyline, Dull and dark graphics.

1. "The Underdog"

   

   8.0/10
   Reviewer: Ivan, Mighty Ape
   9 January 2011

   Don't look at the critics scores if you're thinking about buying this game, this game is way underrated. Awesome tracking, no lag online, good workout. Read more

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