Art of Fighting 2 in its ACA NEOGEO form is a spectacular restoration of a fighting game legend. For fans of SNK's history, this is a must-have. The difficulty is notoriously highβtrue to its 1994 arcade rootsβbut the addition of modern conveniences like quick save/load and virtual pad customization makes it much more accessible on a smartphone.
The revamped Rage Gauge and the inclusion of weak/strong attacks add a level of depth that was revolutionary for its time. Visually, the sprite work remains beautiful, and the ability to tweak screen settings to replicate that old-school CRT feel is a wonderful touch. Itβs a hardcore fighter that respects its legacy while providing a smooth mobile interface.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
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NEOGEO's masterpiece games are now available in the app !!
And in recent years, SNK has partnered with Hamster Corporation to bring many of the classic games on the NEOGEO onto modern gaming environments through the ACA NEOGEO series. Now on smartphone, the difficulty and look NEOGEO games had back then can be reproduced through screen settings and options. Also, players can benefit from online features such as online ranking modes. More, it features quick save/load and virtual pad customization functions to support comfortable play within the app. Please take this opportunity to enjoy the masterpieces that are still supported to this day.
[Game introduction]
ART OF FIGHTING 2 is a fighting game released by SNK in 1994.
Twelve fighters compete to be crowned as the strongest one in the "King of Fighters" ultimate fighting championship.
New mechanics such as the revamped "Rage Guage", the addition of both weak and strong attacks, and a landing recovery mechanic mean that battles are even more intense than in the previous title!
[Recommendation OS]
iOS 13 and above
Β© SNK CORPORATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Arcade Archives Series Produced by HAMSTER Co.
Requires iOSΒ 11.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPodΒ touch.NEOGEO's masterpiece games are now available in the app !!
And in recent years, SNK has partnered with Hamster Corporation to bring many of the classic games on the NEOGEO onto modern gaming environments through the ACA NEOGEO series. Now on smartphone, the difficulty and look NEOGEO games had back then can be reproduced through screen settings and options. Also, players can benefit from online features such as online ranking modes. More, it features quick save/load and virtual pad customization functions to support comfortable play within the app. Please take this opportunity to enjoy the masterpieces that are still supported to this day.
[Game introduction]
ART OF FIGHTING 2 is a fighting game released by SNK in 1994.
Twelve fighters compete to be crowned as the strongest one in the "King of Fighters" ultimate fighting championship.
New mechanics such as the revamped "Rage Guage", the addition of both weak and strong attacks, and a landing recovery mechanic mean that battles are even more intense than in the previous title!
[Recommendation OS]
iOS 13 and above
Β© SNK CORPORATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Arcade Archives Series Produced by HAMSTER Co.










Art of Fighting 2 is a classic fighting game originally released by SNK in 1994, now brought to mobile through the ACA NEOGEO series. Twelve iconic fighters compete for the crown in the ultimate 'King of Fighters' tournament. This version reproduces the original difficulty and aesthetic while adding modern features like virtual pad customization, online ranking modes, and quick load functions for a comfortable mobile experience.
Original 1994 Arcade Experience
Online Ranking Modes
Quick Save and Load Functions
Customizable Virtual Controls
Keep an eye on your Rage Gauge; it's essential for powerful special moves. You can taunt your opponent to lower theirs, creating a tactical opening.
Use the landing recovery mechanic to quickly get back into the fight after being knocked down, preventing your opponent from following up with more damage.
It features online ranking modes to compete with players globally, though it focuses on the classic arcade single-player experience.