- Publisher: sebagamesdev
- Release Date: Dec 3, 2019
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 21 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 15 out of 21
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Mixed: 1 out of 21
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Negative: 5 out of 21
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Jan 28, 2020Pretty good Beat 'em up game. I can't believe it actually made it's way from steam on to the PS4, XB1, and Switch!
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Feb 6, 2020Este juego me translada a la época de las recreativas de los años 90, pero todo ello en una PS4!
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Nov 5, 2020
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Apr 7, 2020Todo lo que esperas de un Beat'em up y le agregas rejugabilidad, combos, parry's, movimientos ocultos, diferentes finales, hasta 3 jugadores 15 etapas diferentes, música acorde. Si le tengo que pedir algo seria una continuación, porque lo queme y quede con ganas de mas.
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Jan 27, 2020Fight'n Rage is a truly fun and nostalgic beat ’em up experience that will wake those old days in players pretty easy. Even though it lacks some features, like online multiplayer, it is sure to provide more than a few hours of fun in its local co-op and versus modes, with its wide range of game modes.
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Dec 30, 2019I’m a big fan of Fight’N Rage. Of course, I’ve been a big fan of beat ’em ups for a long time now, but this game does so much right that I have no problem recommending it to someone that isn’t too familiar with the genre. The combat is incredibly smooth, and once you master the various combos your favorite character can pull off, you’ll be flying through levels and juggling baddies like you were born to do so. Dolloped on top of that is an unlockable list that’s almost overwhelming at first, an excellent local co-op mode, and one of the most bitchin’ soundtracks I’ve heard from a game of this nature. Now excuse me, I’ve got some more fightin’ to do.
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Dec 12, 2019Fight'N Rage borrows heavily from classics like Streets of Rage and Final Fight, but its combat does a great job of building on the basics without making things too complex. Your fighters have combos, special moves, sprints, evasive hops, aerial attacks, throws, and even parries if you learn to exploit enemy attack patterns. You can definitely button mash your way through much of the game -- on easy and normal, at least -- but pulling off a perfect series of blows and watching your unfortunate foe explode into a pile of bones is seriously satisfying.