Kill la Kill is a strange series. In one part, it feels like a massive, earnest tribute to the hypersexual and hot-blooded work of Go Nagai. In another, it feels like the creators of Gurren Lagann furiously masturbating. But if you toss it in a genre filter, you end up with an action show, and a high-octane one at that. So, what could be more appropriate than a fighting game, powered by what looks like the same tools powering Dragon Ball FighterZ and Guilty Gear Xrd" Arc Systems Works is only the publisher here, with Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time developer A+ Games at the development helm. What we have here is something that looks like a duck, swims like a duck, quacks like a duck, but is actually Power Stone. And while Kill la Kill the Game: IF severely lacks any bells or whistles, as a balls to the wall arena fighter there?s a satisfying core powering a ?cute? non-canon episode. Another Episode

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