"Beef over Germany" published on GooglePlay!

Do you have a link to it? All I could find was a rap battle game (not fighting).

Edit: found it by going through the website.

Nice!

Thanks for the wow!
The first animations came from UFE/Mixamo.
But the new moves are all done in blender with the humanoid/mecanim rig, and all the following will be done in blender as well.

Its really sad to see what you did to the game concept. For all people who dont know what im talking bout, the ingame characters are very famous and best selling rap artists from germany. And for that you did very big crap out of it. Your Reviews are so bad anyway. You have no clue about creating games. You are doin just a simple beat em up with no features like story mode or multiplayer, only arcade because its based on UFE  and sell it for 7 euro because you think "fans would buy that shit because famous rappers are in there" and the gameplay doesent matter? Youve destroyed it. I tell you.

It sounds like someone that couldn't buy the engine mad at how easily a game was built with it.

It's not the next evolution in mobile gaming, but it works and there are non-generic characters. Even getting that usually costs 2.99 before adding in the cost of having actual voice actors.

Firstly, the UFE forums are for discussing UFE development.  Although we don't explicitly deny access to non-UFE developers, it would be prudent for them to be aware that they are in a "developer's environment" here, and not the community website for any particular game.

Jezar, if you have a problem with the game, post it in the appropriate channels like the game developer's forums or their feedback address.  Your behaviour here is ban worthy; not because you have issue with the game or a developer, but because you are not contributing to the UFE community.

Secondly, being a game developer myself, I'm aware of how variable the development process can be.  1 year to make a full game is actually really fast.  Even if you're using the UFE engine as the backbone.  UFE will do the hard work of most of the fighting system; but creating characters, stages, animations, moves and then making it all work on a non-standard platform is tough.  And if you have to deal with external partners (other studios providing assets, IP holders, clients etc), then that just adds to the all the things that can go wrong or things you need to wait for. 

This is just the facts of game development.  It's unfair to judge the progress of other developers as you don't know what roadblocks they had to deal with.