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Parasite Eve enters the arena

Six familiar fighters, three painted New York arenas, and battles that glow after dark.

  • Parasite Eve
  • Fighting
  • Fan game
  • Painted art
Painted Parasite Eve fighting-game cover with Aya Brea and Eve above a New York skyline.

Parasite Eve: The Fighting Game is a free browser fan game using the Fighting in the Streets combat system. Choose Aya Brea, Melissa Pearce, Eve, Daniel Dollis, Kunihiko Maeda, or Ultimate Being for arcade battles, local versus, Practice, Evolution Tour, or AI Preview.

New raster character art and three painted arenas follow a watercolor and gouache concept-art direction. Fight at Carnegie Hall, Central Park, or Liberty Island as the live sky moves through sunrise, day, sunset, and night. Real hit sparks, projectiles, and special effects illuminate nearby fighters at night.

Play with a keyboard or compatible controller. This is an unofficial fan project; Parasite Eve and its characters belong to their respective owners.

What changed

  • Six playable fighters using the existing fighting system.
  • Three painted New York arenas with a live day and night sky.
  • Hit and special effects illuminate nearby fighters at night.
A closer look

Screenshots

Aya Brea and Eve in an actual nighttime fight, illuminated by a landed hit.
A real keyboard hit lights both nearby fighters through their painted silhouettes.

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