After watching Shang-Chi, what martial arts game to play to satisfy the passion?

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Wheels is not only a superhero blockbuster but also an excellent martial arts movie.

Recently, the movie Shang-Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings has appeared on the Disney+ service and thanks to this, audiences in many countries who have not been able to go to theaters have also had the opportunity to watch the film.

After the end of the movie, surely many gamers are also looking for games that can satisfy the thirst for Chinese martial arts that the film has brought.

Here are the games that you should consider if you are a fan of the flowery moves of Chinese martial arts.

With Shang-Chi being built on Bruce Lee, after watching the movie you will definitely want to control a similar character.

In Tekken 7, we have a character named Marshall Law and he is a copy of the famous martial arts legend.

Not only that, one of the reasons we chose Tekken is because it is a game with a relatively realistic martial arts element (compared to Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and King of Fighter). Besides, most of the characters in the game also represent a martial art clearly.

If you don’t like Marshall Law’s Cheekquan Dao, you can try Leo’s Eight Chi Quan or Feng Wei’s Hong Gia Quyen. These are also two martial arts that appear in the movie Shang-Chi.

If you have mentioned Asian martial arts, Sleeping Dog is a name not to be missed. Wei-Shen, the game’s undercover cop, used a combination of modern and traditional martial arts such as Boxing, Karate, Judo, wrestling and Wing Chun.

Although set in Hong Kong, not Macao as in the movie, Sleeping Dog is worth considering because of the appearance of illegal “underground” arenas where players can fight to make money.

Not stopping there, through the Zodiac Tournament DLC pack, Wei-Shen will have the opportunity to confront other martial arts such as MMA, Muay Thai and Tuy Quyen. After completing this content, Wei-Shen can also use these skills in combat.

Judgment and its sequel – Lost Judgment – are two spin-off games in the Yakuza universe developed by RGG Studio.

The main character of the two games is Takayuki Yagami, a detective in the Kamurocho neighborhood. Aside from the investigation, most of Yagami’s time will revolve around fighting the gangsters with martial arts moves.

Yagami possesses a beautiful set of martial arts skills with moves taken from Tan Qui Quyen, Eight Chi Quan, Wing Chun, Karate, and Jujutsu. Through Lost Judgment, Yagami will also add to his skill set two martial arts, Aikido and Boxing.

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