CVG: "It's a brutal, back-to-the-roots beat-'em-up with blood, limb breakages and no holds barred. It wants to go back underground and as far away from corporate rules and celebrity 'fighter skins' as possible.
So, while this game is fantasy and features imaginary combatants (Pulver aside), the journey your average scrapper might take is based on countless real life fighters and their rise to mainstream success."
GIR writes: I honestly cannot recommend the game to anyone other than a die hard fan of MMA or someone who hates money
I'm a die hard MMA fan and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone at all, even if you can be Jerome LeBanner.
G4TV: On the surface, Supremacy MMA feels like it could be a solid notch in the win column for fighting games. Instead, after playing for mere seconds, it's clear the game will do nothing but make fans of fighting games doubt the existence of a deity.
Supremacy MMA might have to tap out with review like this.
Virtua Fighter and Tekken?
I don't know, those games have their gameplay uniqueness. Trying to replicate their gameplay style is more of a hit or a miss. So, they're touching uncharted waters with this one, too much of a risk.
I hope they can pull it off.