Street Masters Revisited: Does It Still Hold Up? (A Solitarius Playthrough)

In anticipation of the new Gamefound campaign, Solitarius dusts off his old copy of Street Masters from the very first Kickstarter campaign. Inspired by the classic arcade beat-em-up games of the 80's and 90's, Street Masters is cooperative tactical miniatures game that features light engine building, clever card play, and a modular deck system, allowing players to customize their experience. And best of all, it plays true solo, so a single fighter can take to mean streets and punch, kick, and grapple their way to glory.
Game Info:
Name: Street Masters (2018)
Designers: Adam Sadler, Brady Sadler
Artist: Giorgio De Michele
Publisher: Steamforged Games Ltd. (formerly published by Blacklist Games)
Animations by Rebekah Olimpi
Music by: Ben Stephens / Observe the Man

[@AlperAslan1980]

Thanks for the video! While watching: Your first attack dealt general damage so Boris would have blocked that :)

[@schleicher12000]

I have also found that while soloing, it is best to get right up next to Dimitri and just keep pounding him.

[@schleicher12000]

Even though the card says to move, I believe you need to still use the breakaway rule when next to an enemy.

[@matthewmuklewicz6318]

Thanks for the videos! Have you played any Hollandspiele games?

[@SeanUCF]

How does the game scale with more players in terms of game play and difficulty? It seems like with one player you just get stuck and when people surround you, so you sorta lose that tactical element.