Rampage Miami

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Rampage Miami is a single player action game. It was developed by RewindApp and was released on December 5, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

"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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83%

Audience ScoreBased on 114 reviews

music19 positive mentions

atmosphere3 negative mentions

Rampage Miami features vibrant, neon visuals and an energetic synthwave soundtrack that perfectly captures the retro aesthetic, making it visually and audibly engaging.
The gameplay is straightforward and fun, allowing players to unleash chaos through destructible environments and a variety of vehicles, providing a satisfying arcade experience.
For its low price, the game offers a decent amount of entertainment with 30 missions, and players can enjoy replaying levels to improve their scores and explore different strategies.

The game suffers from a lack of depth and variety, as missions can become repetitive and the overall gameplay structure does not evolve significantly over time.
Controls can be imprecise, particularly when driving vehicles, and the inability to turn off the VHS-style filter can lead to visual strain for some players.
Rampage Miami is criticized for being a reskin of an earlier game, Hammer 2, which raises concerns about originality and the overall value of the experience.

story
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
9%
82%
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The story in "Rampage Miami" is minimal, focusing primarily on chaotic gameplay rather than a narrative arc or character development. Players control a vigilante in a neon-lit city, engaging in missions that emphasize destruction and mayhem, but the lack of a cohesive story or progression system can lead to repetitive gameplay. While the atmosphere and arcade pacing are enjoyable, the game is best suited for those seeking a casual, score-driven experience rather than a deep narrative.
- “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, with the same enemies and vehicles, but instead of the boring urban setting, it has a retro setting with amazing synthwave music.”
- “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.”
- “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.”
- “Rampage Miami doesn’t offer a deep progression system or a narrative arc to tie its missions together, which means the experience relies heavily on its atmosphere and arcade pacing to keep players engaged.”
- “Rampage Miami isn’t about story or complexity — it’s about vibe.”
- “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.”
music
31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
61%
29%
10%
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, particularly for its vibrant synthwave soundtrack that enhances the overall experience and complements the retro visuals. Reviewers highlight its infectious energy, seamless synchronization with gameplay, and nostalgic 80s vibe, making it a standout feature that elevates the game's chaotic fun. While some players noted occasional issues with music playback, the overwhelming consensus is that the soundtrack is a key reason to enjoy the game.
- “The music deserves particular praise—the pulsing synthwave soundtrack perfectly complements the visuals, filling every moment with an infectious energy that makes the game feel like a playable music video.”
- “The combination of its vibrant visuals, pulse-pounding soundtrack, and gleeful destructibility makes it an easy recommendation for players looking for a quick, satisfying dose of digital mayhem.”
- “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 typical '80s shooter with an '80s themed soundtrack, so what's there not to like?”
graphics
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
36%
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The graphics of the game are characterized by a vibrant retro aesthetic that evokes the 80s, complemented by a pulsing synthwave soundtrack that enhances the overall experience. While some players note that the visuals can be inconsistent in quality, many appreciate the stylish design and chaotic energy that make the game visually engaging. Overall, the combination of unique art style and dynamic visuals contributes to a satisfying and immersive gameplay experience.
- “It’s a game that understands the appeal of chaos, wrapping it in a retro aesthetic that amplifies every explosion and gunshot with style.”
- “The combination of its vibrant visuals, pulse-pounding soundtrack, and gleeful destructibility makes it an easy recommendation for players looking for a quick, satisfying dose of digital mayhem.”
- “You get to blow up bad guys, cars, even buildings, you can ride vehicles and fly fighter jets, you can buy upgrades and become obscenely overpowered, and all while enjoying unabashedly 80s graphics and soundtrack.”
- “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
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
33%
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The gameplay is characterized by easy-to-learn controls and straightforward mechanics, making it accessible for casual players while offering a chaotic playground of destruction. Although the gameplay can become repetitive, the vibrant aesthetics and nostalgic soundtrack enhance the experience, keeping it enjoyable. While the mechanics lack depth and progression, the game provides satisfying moments for those who appreciate score-chasing and experimentation within its vivid, synthwave-inspired world.
- “The controls are easy to grasp, with smooth third-person movement and straightforward shooting mechanics that make it accessible even for casual players.”
- “The balance between destruction and reward keeps the gameplay loop satisfying, especially for players who enjoy chasing scores or experimenting with different weapons and vehicles.”
- “Excellent music, awesome aesthetic, and surprisingly satisfying gameplay.”
- “Gameplay is straightforward: shooting, collecting, and facing three bosses, all wrapped in a vivid, flashing world.”
- “Simple mechanics — little depth or progression.”
- “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.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The atmosphere of Rampage Miami is vibrant and energetic, characterized by a flashy arcade style that captivates players despite the lack of a deep narrative or progression system. The synthwave soundtrack enhances this retro ambiance, making it a nostalgic experience for fans of arcade shooters. Overall, the game's atmosphere is its standout feature, drawing players in with its lively and engaging environment.
- “The soundtrack really adds to the game's atmosphere too; if you like arcade-style shooters, this one is definitely worth a try.”
- “Rampage Miami doesn’t offer a deep progression system or a narrative arc to tie its missions together, which means the experience relies heavily on its atmosphere and arcade pacing to keep players engaged.”
- “Short, flashy, and full of energy — atmosphere is the real star.”
- “Synthwave, retro atmosphere, and nostalgia - all you need is here!”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
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Overall, the game's stability is generally solid, with most users reporting no significant glitches or bugs that affect 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 game is considered technically sound and enjoyable.
- “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 solid, and it's not buggy. Plus, it features that famous Retrowave/Synthwave soundtrack. You can play the missions or explore freely on the map; it's a cheap try, so give it a shot.”
- “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.”
- “Technically everything is fine; shooting mechanics are fine, hitboxes are where they should be, no glitches or bugs.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players note that the game offers a decent level of replayability, suggesting that there are enough engaging elements 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 due to its high replayability.”
- “The variety of choices and outcomes makes the replayability of this game truly exceptional.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy of the game is criticized as 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.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
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.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
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 do not take long to get, though some are quite grindy.”