| Electric Playground Review: "It is the fight system that fails Kakuto Chojin... once you discover each AI fighter's weakness, you can defeat them effortlessly with any character." Rated 4/10 by Jules Grant. |
| Game Revolution: "A weak fighting system and more disappointments than Mike Tyson lead to one of the worst brawlers I've seen in a while." Given a D by G-Wok. |
| GamePro Review: "Attempts to be an exciting pugilist but fails miserably." Reviewed by Kakuto Chojin. |
| GameSpot: "While the game offers some impressive production values, it ultimately seems shallow and incomplete, and it won't hold anyone's attention for long." Given a 5.5/10 by Greg Kasavin. |
| GameSpy - Review: "It seems like the game is not just merely unpolished or unfinished, but almost completely absent." Given a 60/100 by Peter Suciu. |
| GameZone Review: "It's simple, yet still cool looking, and is one of the very few fighting games to include a four-player mode. It's not the best feature in the world, but it's something fun to do with your friends on the weekend." Given a 7.0/10 by Louis Bedigian. |
| Gaming Age Review: "What was once a somewhat promising game, has easily become one of the worst of the year...Right up there with "Rise of the Robots" and "Shaq Fu." Stay away." Given an F by Paul Bryant. |
| IGN Review: "Technically solid, but Kakuto Chojin lacks the spark of a great fighter. It has no soul." Rated 6.2/10 by Hilary Goldstein. |
| Team Xbox Review: "The bottom line is that this game was and will apparently forever be nothing more than a mere tech demo." Rated 2.3/5 by Gecko_2k2. |
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