- July 14, 2017
- Oddly Shaped Pixels
Super Rocket Shootout
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About
"Super Rocket Shootout" is a local multi-player shooter game that supports up to 4 players, either CPU or human. The game features a deep fighting system with jetpack-induced movements, combos, super attacks, and various weapons. The engaging story mode lets players follow the journey of twins Maurice and El Bruto as they execute bank heists and leave chaos in their wake.








- The game offers a fun and engaging multiplayer experience, reminiscent of classic couch co-op games, with intense matches that encourage replayability.
- The graphics and sound design evoke nostalgia, with charming pixel art and a great soundtrack that enhance the overall experience.
- There is a variety of characters with unique special moves, providing depth and strategy to gameplay, and the AI presents a fair challenge in solo modes.
- The controls are clumsy and lack precision, making aiming difficult and frustrating for players, which detracts from the overall gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from balance issues, particularly with certain characters being overpowered, leading to a less competitive environment.
- There are significant bugs and menu navigation problems that hinder the user experience, such as unresponsive controls and issues with character selection.
- graphics4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics are praised for their quality and nostalgic appeal, reminiscent of classic Super NES titles, featuring vibrant animations and a distinct art style. However, some users express a desire for the more visually appealing art from the promotional materials to be reflected in the game itself, as the character representation is limited to just three portrait sprites. Overall, the graphics contribute to an engaging and dynamic gaming experience.
“The graphics are really good.”
“Old school graphics, and great animations that make this game different.”
“Graphics and sounds like in the good ol' days of the Super NES, combined with fast-paced, fighting game style explosive action, equals countless hours of fun with your friends!”
“I wish the art style from the store banner was used instead, considering it's just three portrait sprites per character.”
“The graphics feel outdated and lack the detail expected from modern games.”
“The environments are bland and repetitive, making the visuals feel uninspired.”