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Fight ‘N’ Jokes

In a bid to thwart this comedic catastrophe, a grand tournament assembles the planet's finest fighters, with the ultimate challenge being to confront and defeat the wicked overlord in a climactic showdown. Select one of ten unique characters, engage in fierce battles against formidable opponents, hone your combat skills, and strive to conquer the planet now under the threat of jestful annihilation. Each character brings their own captivating backstory and motivations to the tournament, and it's your mission to unravel their tales by unlocking secretive characters.

“This ain’t your granddaddy’s fighting game”!

Fight’n Jokes tells the adventures of “Jokes”, a group of fighters who combat to free their planet from an evil entity. It is a 2D fighting game with hand-drawn, cartoon-style graphics and a quirky sense of humor that pokes fun at the more serious sides of the genre.

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