- January 13, 2022
- Tag Studio
Rescue Party Live
Platforms
About
"Rescue Party Live" is a real-time strategy game where players manage a team of rescuers to save survivors in various disaster-stricken areas. Players must allocate resources, build structures, and manage their team to successfully rescue as many survivors as possible. The game features live multiplayer modes, allowing players to collaborate or compete with others in rescue operations around the world.











- Chaotic and fun gameplay that is enjoyable with friends, reminiscent of Overcooked.
- Varied levels and mechanics keep the game engaging and challenging, providing a unique co-op experience.
- Great for local co-op play, fostering teamwork and collaboration among players.
- Controls can be frustrating and unresponsive, leading to confusion and difficulty in gameplay.
- AI behavior is problematic, with NPCs often acting against player intentions, causing additional challenges.
- Lack of remote play support and input recognition issues hinder the multiplayer experience.
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Rescue Party: Live!" is described as cute and simple, providing a solid backdrop for the gameplay. While the narrative lacks depth and the user interface could be more user-friendly, the game offers a variety of levels and mechanics that enhance the overall experience, despite some frustrating AI behavior during specific missions.
“The rescue party was a good experience with a surprising amount of level variety and new mechanics being added throughout the campaign.”
“Cute, simple story/narrative.”
“Despite the lack of a friendly UI and lackluster storytelling, Rescue Party: Live! fails to engage players in a meaningful way.”
“These missions are a pain because the AI seems to have a death wish and do not want to be saved sometimes; they can be seen walking off great heights, running into smoke, drowning themselves, and dancing while burning alive.”
“Pretty solid addition to the ever-growing Overcooked clone collection, but the major hiccup is the specific rescue missions where the map changes or moves while you have to take survivors with you.”