Rampage Miami

About

"Rampage Miami" is a retro-futuristic shooter game set in a neon-lit city filled with bad guys. With over 30 missions, various weapons, and a completely destructible world, players must complete missions, achieve high scores, and find secret packages. The game also features a shop with 15 bonuses, multiple vehicles, and 36 different music tracks. The goal is to finish the game 100% and prove yourself among other players.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

86%

Audience ScoreBased on 104 reviews

music17 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and nostalgic experience with satisfying gameplay and an awesome synthwave soundtrack.
It's an entertaining and chaotic shooter with a vibrant retro aesthetic, reminiscent of classic arcade games.
For its low price, the game provides a decent amount of content and enjoyable mechanics, making it a worthwhile purchase.

The game suffers from bugs, repetitive gameplay, and lacks depth, making it feel like a quick cash grab or asset flip.
Controls can be confusing, and the inability to turn off the VHS filter can lead to visual strain.
There is a limited number of missions, and the game lacks an open-world mode or significant replayability.

music
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, particularly for its vibrant synthwave soundtrack that enhances the retro aesthetic and gameplay experience. While some players have noted occasional issues with music playback, the overall consensus is that the soundtrack is a standout feature, evoking nostalgia and complementing the game's action-packed atmosphere. Many reviewers highlight the music as a key reason to enjoy the game, making it a significant aspect of its appeal.
- “I really enjoyed Rampage Miami; it reminds me of those 90's action movies. The missions are the same as in Hammer 2, but instead of the boring urban setting, it has a retro setting with amazing synthwave music. The music is really good.”
- “A really fun action game with an awesome synthwave soundtrack.”
- “The soundtrack really adds to the game's atmosphere too; if you like arcade-style shooters, this one is definitely worth a try.”
- “However, after playing both Retrowaves, I am annoyed by the music.”
- “- Rarely, but occasionally music won't play, and there's no way to fix it until you just progress to the next level.”
- “This is a retro arcade shooter, with synthwave soundtracks throughout and a maxed out '80s feel to it.”
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is minimal and primarily serves as a backdrop for its action-oriented gameplay, featuring 30 missions that players can complete in a short time. While the missions are enjoyable and reminiscent of 90s action movies, many players express a desire for a more engaging narrative and a free-roam mode, as the repetitive nature of the missions can lead to boredom. Overall, the game is recommended for those seeking casual entertainment rather than a deep story experience.
- “I really enjoyed Rampage Miami; it reminds me of those 90's action movies. Yes, I'm aware that this is a reskin of the game Hammer 2, but it's an example of how a reskin should be. The missions are the same as in Hammer 2, same enemies, vehicles, but instead of the boring urban setting, it has a retro setting with amazing synthwave music. The music is really good.”
- “The game features 30 missions where you have to kill or blow up your targets. As you progress, you also collect money which can then be used to buy upgrades and cheats for your character.”
- “From the same creator of Retrowave, it looks like an old Grand Theft Auto, but in a neon retro world. The map is good and the weapons too; it's not buggy and also has that famous Retrowave/Synthwave soundtrack. You can play the missions or play freely in the map; it's cheap, try it.”
- “I personally thought this game would be open-world, which is why I bought it; I wish there was at least a free roam game mode, as the missions, while fun, got boring after a while.”
- “Recommended only for fans of synthwave and those who want some recreational entertainment for a few days, without having to trouble with difficult game mechanics and storyline.”
- “This is like Grand Theft Auto, but without the story-driven part and without multiplayer.”
graphics
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are generally praised for their vibrant, stylized aesthetics reminiscent of 80s vaporwave and retro visuals, drawing comparisons to titles like "Hotline Miami" and "Drake of the 99 Dragons." While some users note that the graphics can be low quality at times, the overall artistic direction and unique visual style contribute to an enjoyable gaming experience, complemented by an excellent soundtrack. Despite being a reskinned version of another game, the visuals and aesthetics have inspired creativity in other projects.
- “Good soundtrack, vibrant visuals.”
- “Awesome game for chill and aesthetic!”
- “The graphics remind me of Hotline Miami with a sort of acid feel trip look, with scan lines which is a cool concept.”
- “The visuals can be a little low quality.”
- “The graphics are okay but not good.”
- “The astounding soundtrack, phenomenal and unique visuals, the 10 frames per second all meshed into the perfect ideal representation of what man can achieve.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the gameplay is well-received, with solid shooting mechanics, good hitboxes, and a satisfying experience, particularly for fans of the aesthetic and music. While some players noted the absence of an open-world format and encountered minor bugs, the mechanics are considered easy to grasp and enjoyable for casual play. There is a desire for future updates or sequels to expand on the gameplay experience.
- “Technically everything is fine, shooting mechanics are solid, hitboxes are accurate, and there are no glitches or bugs.”
- “Very good potential, well-thought-out gameplay mechanics.”
- “Excellent music, awesome aesthetic, and surprisingly satisfying gameplay.”
- “Recommended only for fans of synthwave and those who want some recreational entertainment for a few days, without having to deal with difficult game mechanics and storyline.”
- “I wish that they would release a part 2 or an update with new mechanics and a hardcore mode.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's stability is generally solid, with most users reporting no significant glitches or bugs that impact gameplay. However, some players have experienced minor glitches, particularly related to character movement on edges, which can hinder mission progression. Despite these occasional issues, the shooting mechanics and hitboxes are well-implemented, contributing to a mostly stable experience.
- “Technically, everything is fine. The shooting mechanics are solid, hitboxes are accurate, and there are no glitches or bugs.”
- “From the same creator of Retrowave, it looks like an old Grand Theft Auto, but in a neon retro world. The map is good, the weapons are too, and it's not buggy. You can play the missions or explore freely in the map; it's a cheap try.”
- “My character glitches on edges every so often when I am running around, so I can't progress through the mission.”
- “Some minor glitches here and there, but nothing really game-breaking.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is described as relaxed and amusing, with elements that can be both funny and embarrassing. Players find it entertaining, especially considering its price, making it a good choice for those unsure of what to play next.
- “Relaxing, funny, and fascinating game.”
- “A funny game that is worth the price; you should get it when you don't know what to play.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is heavily enhanced by its synthwave soundtrack, evoking a strong sense of nostalgia and retro vibes that appeal to fans of arcade-style shooters. Overall, it creates an engaging and immersive experience that is highly recommended for genre enthusiasts.
- “The soundtrack really adds to the game's atmosphere too; if you like arcade-style shooters, this one is definitely worth a try.”
- “Synthwave, retro atmosphere, and nostalgia - all you need is here!”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players note that while some upgrades can be obtained relatively quickly, others require a more significant investment of time, leading to a mixed experience with grinding in the game.
- “Certain upgrades can be obtained relatively quickly, but some require a significant amount of grinding, which can be tedious.”
- “The grinding aspect of the game feels excessive and detracts from the overall enjoyment.”
- “While some progress can be made swiftly, the grinding for certain items becomes a frustrating chore.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users generally find the game to have good replayability, indicating that it offers enough content and variety to encourage multiple playthroughs.
- “The game has impressive replayability, offering new experiences with each playthrough.”
- “I find myself coming back to this game time and again, thanks to its high replayability.”
- “The variety of choices and outcomes makes the replayability of this game truly exceptional.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy of the game is criticized as being exploitative, with users feeling that it prioritizes profit over quality, labeling it a quick cash grab by the developers.
- “Good base for a game, but sadly just a quick cash grab by a scammy developer.”
- “The monetization system feels overly aggressive and detracts from the overall experience.”
- “It's frustrating to see so many features locked behind paywalls, making it hard to enjoy the game fully without spending money.”