Michael Mosley

Shadow Fight 4: Arena is the latest entry in the Shadow Fight mobile fighting game series, but for the Steam release you’ll notice the game going by a slightly different name. Simply titled Shadow Fight Arena, this PC version is very much identical to it’s mobile brethren, even down to the pay-to-win model. But players can skip all of that, for the most part, and enjoy the single player campaign.

It should come to nobody’s surprise that I would be the one to write a review on a game where you can play a anthropomorphic vixen that speaks in broken English and fights next to a rocket firing panda that carries artillery rounds on his back. If you’re confused by what you just read than you may not be familiar with Wild Assault, a new IP entering the hero shooter space, so allow me to give you a quick run down on the newest multiplayer only (at the time of this review) third-person shooter.

Did you know Wild Assault, the new multiplayer third person shooter from indie studio Combat Cat Studio, has controller support, sorta? The game is currently in Early Access and Combat Cat Studio recently released a roadmap for 2025. In the roadmap the studio showed what’s planned for seasons two and three, one of the biggest features to be mentioned was controller support, which was shown to be coming in season three or four which is planned to begin in September and December respectively.