Yet, amidst its faults, you could beat the story in a reasonable timeframe with what the game offers for free. This game appears to have all the trappings of a free-to-play game or, even more worrisome, a pay-to-win game.
The linchpin of this game is the gameplay. The story is a bit intricate and, quite frankly, not my main concern. In short, some prince wants to rule the land in a not-so-peaceful way, and your mission is to stop him at all costs. Name aside, the story has nothing to do with the movie's plot at all, aside from the presence of the anthropomorphic panda. Tai Chi? I'm not sure how some stretching exercises relate to slashing and smashing things to smithereens, but I'm not going to be ruminating on that. This game is not about a panda that can do Kung Fu but about a panda that can do.
While the homage to Kung Fu Panda is hard to miss, I don't think it was meant to be more than a pun.
A fun free-to-play multiplayer game with furry fighters to boot!
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