One is a fighting game for devices which supports N-Gage. Back in 2005 One was also available for the N-Gage device which was a combination of a cell phone and handheld gaming system. It was a very popular N-Gage game and was considered as one of the best games for that platform. The reason being is that One had awesome 3D graphics and was one of the few fighting games for N-Gage.
Last year Nokia published a newer version of this game for their N-Gage supporting cell phones and it seems like that the graphics got even better. The graphics seem very smooth and movements look fluid which is one of the most important factors when it comes to a fighting game.
The objective of the game is to fight yourself to the top so that you can become the One which refers to the best fighter around. To do this you have to start with the story mode in which you can create your own character and customize their clothes, hairstyles and accessories. The actual gameplay isn’t that special since it is a beat-em-up game where you have to beat up opponents after opponents. You have three possible fighting styles which you can change during the fight. The fighting styles include an offensive style, a defensive style and a normal style which is a combination of the offensive and defensive styles. There are many moves you can pull of and they are fairly easy to do. Sadly there is no background music and you will be only left with the rather bland fighting sounds.
There are over 30 opponents who you have to beat to rise in the ranks. Playing is done in of the 7 locations of One. If you want to play against someone other than the computer then you can do so via the Bluetooth function.
One is a nice game and most certainly not without flaws but it still is one of the best mobile fighting games. Like with every other N-Gage games this one also has a demo which sadly doesn’t give you a glimpse at the training mode. To get the training mode you have to buy the full version for €10 at N-Gage.