Taffy is a living piece of taffy candy while Ickybod is a floating pumpkin. Frosty The Snowman is a snowman who was once evil but now fights on the side of good. This art style allowed the creators to populate the roster with unique combatants. Everything in this N64 game, from the combatants to the levels, are created with clay. You can punch or kick your opponent into a new place at any given time.This N64 game offers unique visuals due to the usage of both claymation and stop motion animation. Lastly, each stage has multiple rooms to fight in. You can even finish your defeated opponent with a deadly fatality move.

Each character has an array of special moves that are unique to that particular character. A super meter will let you pull off devastating attacks that will fill the screen. You can chain together moves to create combos, which deal more damage to your opponent.

You can parry the attacks from your opponent. Despite its comical appearance, 'Clay Fighter: Sculptor's Cut' has an array of in-depth gameplay mechanics. Once you deplete your opponent's life bar, you will win the round. Each hit takes off a portion of your opponent's life bar. Players can punch, kick, and throw their opponent. Two players will square off in an area, and only one will be left standing. It was released in 1998, one year after the original Nintendo 64 game.'Clay Fighter: Sculptor's Cut' is a one-on-one fighting game. 'Clay Fighter: Sculptor's Cut' was developed and published by Interplay Entertainment for the N64. However, when his plans go awry, it is every combatant for themselves. His ultimate goal is to create an army of soldiers to take over the world. Kiln is experimenting with clay-based life forms. Because of this, it is one of the rarest Nintendo 64 games. 'Clay Fighter: Sculptor's Cut' for the Nintendo 64 was originally exclusive to the Blockbuster chain of video rental stores.

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