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Little Fighter 2 (LF2) is a popular freeware fighting game for Windows. LF2 was created by Marti Wong and Starsky Wong in 1999. Its popularity has been substantial thanks to its simple yet addictive gameplay, its great replay ability and free at the point of use availability. The game can have up to 4 human players on one computer and 8 characters in network play at one time. Game modes include VS mode, Stage mode (where 1 or more players move through the environment killing increasing numbers and difficulties of enemies), Championship mode and Battle mode (involving mass armies led by a player)..

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Little Fighter II
Once, Street Fighter fighting game was much more popular than any other computer game. Little Fighter seem to revive the trend. The game is basically Japanese but English version is also available. You will play with "chibi" to fight against computer, friend or group of friends. Little Fighter 2 1.9c let 4 players to enjoy the game at a time with a single key board. Control keys are very easy to customize as well as to understand. All the game consist of left, right, up, down, attack, defend and jump control keys. This fighting game is very addictive for kids.

Little Fighter 2 is a freeware beat-em-up game that can be loosely described as a miniature Street Fighter or Mortal Combat. It features one-to-one fights or all out battles with dozens of participants, with up to four human players.

Here’s what you need to know about this game:

  • The different modes of play are this game’s strong suite, and these add a lot to the game; you could choose to fight one-on-one or in teams or even armies of fighters; a one-off game or championship, etc.
  • Little Fighter 2 also allows for multiplayer play over the internet.
  • There are around 2 dozen fighters or so to choose to play; each one of these has their own special moves that are activated by certain key combinations.
  • There are only a dozen or so special moves per character (which is towards the low end for games of this genre). This simplifies things and makes the game easy to learn. You can see a list of characters and their moves here.
  • The graphics may be a bit stripped down but the game is VERY playable.  If I had a criticism it is that the game wouldn’t maximize to full screen for some reason.

This is great little game that’s easy to get into, perfect for 5 or 15 minutes of action packed gaming whenever you have the time. What I am not sure about, however, is it’s lasting power; it is an open question whether I will still have it installed on my machine a month from today. Still, for a free game it is rather well done and if nothing else scores very high in my book on the sheer cuteness factor.


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