CatFight: The Ultimate Female Fighting Game vs Ultimate Body Blows

CatFight pits a roster of digitized actresses against each other in a classic 90s fighting experience. The game captures the gritty, pixel‑perfect feel of early arcade fighters while delivering tongue‑in‑cheek humor. Released for PC in 1996, CatFight offers both single‑player challenges and head‑to‑head multiplayer, letting players master combos, special moves, and over‑the‑top finishing attacks. Its quirky cast and comedic tone set it apart from more serious fighters of the era.

Ultimate Body Blows is a compilation of the original Amiga fighting hit Body Blows and its sequel Body Blows Galactic, brought to modern PC. The collection adds richer colors, upgraded graphics, new music, extra backgrounds and endings, delivering a nostalgic arcade experience. Players can choose from 22 fighters—including the invincible Max and the Terminator T17—and battle in single‑player or head‑to‑head multiplayer modes. The game preserves the fast‑paced, button‑mashing combat that defined early 90s arcade fighters while offering modern compatibility.

• Unique all‑female digitized cast.
• Classic retro fighting mechanics.
• Humorous tone adds personality.
• Local multiplayer works on a single PC.

• Large character roster with unique abilities
• Improved graphics and sound over the original releases
• Both single‑player and local multiplayer supported
• Authentic retro arcade feel

• Limited to PC platform only.
• Graphics are dated by modern standards.
• No online multiplayer support.

• No online multiplayer functionality
• Limited to PC platform only
• Controls may feel dated for modern players