The rest of the gameplay is similar to many fighting games of the early to mid-1990s: you need to beat with your hands and feet and perform tricks. The accumulated experience is saved as passwords. As a result, the first battles may not seem very dynamic, but on the final boss (yes, on that same Dali llama) you can come off to the fullest (unless, of course, remember these tricks). The main feature of these fights is the development of the character’s combat skills - after each victory a new special technique is learned. However, blaming for such a strange outset and such characters is not worth it, so let's move on to the gameplay. These are anthropomorphic animals, the types of which are similar to the characters of Street Fighter II: here there is a bunny-bunny (a clear resemblance to Ryu), and a fox-sister (well, here is Chan Li), and a mouse-norushka (like Sagat, is fond of Thai boxing ) Not without the so-called 'cranberry' - the Russian bear Ivan, the most powerful animal in the world (tracing-paper from Zangiev). The player is given a choice of 12 characters (not counting the two secret ones).

The animal that defeats all opponents will have the honor of fighting Dali. The plot is one big cliche: a certain Dali lama convenes the most powerful fighters on his 'Island of Desolation' in order to arrange a tournament.

Brutal: Paws of Fury is a typical fighting game in two dimensions.

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