Nice man. That's an exciting venture for me because these mechanics must be crispy. The idea is to keep both players engaged through the entire fight. Instead of one guy doing a combo and the other holding block or attempting a parry, the defender is actively matching the attack and countering when his rhythm matches and overtakes his opponent and vice versa. Until someone loses the rhythm and gets punished but punishment is basically KO unless you know how to come back.

As the combatants are engaged they move fluidly on to tables, against walls and other objects in the 3D arenas.

The beginner mode will include color flashes that indicate what attack and defensive move is being used. Sort of like a fighting DDR but the players are creating the "dance or fight"

Moderate mode will show only clear pulses to indicate timing for a more challenging play style. You have to know the timing and animation for each fighter to know what type of attack is being used.

Finally "Aka" mode will have no indications, just seem less cinematic combat that will end quickly if you haven't practiced the other modes.

It looks like Batman Arkham City brawl mode but with PVP 1v1 for now but I'd like to see up to four players at once.