Best of the Best: Championship Karate

Measured footwork sets the pace from the opening bell. Best of the Best: Championship Karate pushes the match toward ring-style realism, with strikes pulled from actual karate exchanges and enough variety to attack high, low, or straight through the middle. Jabs, crosses, uppercuts, grabs, side kicks, low-kicks, and hi-kicks create a broad move set, and victory comes either from a knockout or from winning on points. Single matches offer a quick test. Tournament brackets line up a run at the championship against a roster of fighters.

How to play?

Hold the attack button to charge a strike, then angle the blow with directional input to change where it lands. Timing decides whether a hit gets through cleanly, since swinging into a guarded stance wastes the opening. Stamina sits under every fighter and drains during the bout; once the bar is nearly gone, knockdowns and knockouts land far easier. Between bouts, spend upgrades on your karate fighter to raise strength before the next opponent steps in.