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About this game

A fisherman seeks vengeance after a pirate attack destroys his village. Armed with basic Shaolin skills and a battle staff, he fights through hordes of enemies in brutal, action-packed combat reminiscent of classic kung-fu films.

• Witness Wei Cheng’s journey from humble fisherman to Shaolin master, wielding 3 fighting styles. Battle on land, in the air, and with mystical seals.
• Venture over 25 vibrant levels from Chinese villages to ancient ruins. Wield 10 unique polearms, each with distinct traits, uncovering secrets along the way.
• Anticipate a breathtaking blend of history and mysticism, where every scene captures the imagination with its unique visual style.
• Partner up with a friend for thrilling co-op battles, tackling waves of enemies together and sharing the excitement of victory.

Reviews

9 Moneys of Shaolin successfully blends my love of old action films and brawlers into one wonderful package, and fans of Shaw Brothers films (and the occasional Wu-Tang album) might be keen to know that this is the best translation of that style in any game I’ve seen. If that sounds appealing, this is a no-brainer.

GameCritics

 

Overall, 9 Monkeys of Shaolin is a very solid beat’em up. The only true flaw that I find is that, even with all the variety, the game can still get repetitive at times. It can feel a bit overwhelming once you start to unlock the modifier attacks because of all the different buttons you’ll be pressing, but there are combinations that seem to be the “go to” combinations for most battles – mainly hard-hitting armor breaking attacks. I definitely recommend this game to fans of beat’em ups or anyone that enjoys games that take place in ancient China (Dynasty Warriors fans!).

Gamers’ Temple

 

In sum, 9 Monkeys of Shaolin is a fun, accessible, and deeper-than-you’d-expect brawler that is perfect to co-op through with a buddy. Happy to recommend to anyone looking for a good experience in the genre or anyone that likes brawlers/beat’em ups.

Digital Chumps