The Rumble Fish +
- December 26, 2023
- 株式会社3goo
Get on Steam"The Rumble Fish +" is a fighting game with smooth animation and deep mechanics, originally released in 2004, now revamped with new features including online PvP and a training mode with CPU recording and playback. In training mode, you can record and playback CPU inputs for practice. Character colors can be selected by pressing different buttons in the character selection screen. To play as Greed, follow a specific command input in the character selection screen.
PC
Windows
Reviews
- Better port than Rumble Fish 2, with fluid gameplay.
- Good training mode and appreciated mid-match move display.
- Fun combos and mechanics, making it a decent value for the price.
- Barebones options and clunky gameplay compared to other fighting games.
- Low damage output and overshadowed by Rumble Fish 2.
- Lack of online players and visual settings, including no CRT emulation.
- gameplay5 mentions
- 40 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 60 % negative mentions
Gameplay is criticized for being clunky and lacking depth, with comparisons to inferior versions of other fighting games like "Rage of the Dragons" and "Power Instinct Matrimelee." While some players enjoy the fun combos and mechanics, the overall experience is marred by low damage output and limited options. Despite these flaws, the game's rollback feature and low price point are seen as positives.
“Combos are fun, with good mechanics. The rollback feature for under $10 is a steal!”
“The gameplay is like an even worse version of Rage of the Dragons/Power Instinct Matrimelee; it tries to emulate KOF but feels even more clunky and poorly executed. Additionally, the damage output is incredibly low.”
“The gameplay options are barebones, and the overall experience is reminiscent of a subpar version of Rage of the Dragons/Power Instinct Matrimelee. It aims to capture the essence of KOF but ends up feeling clunky and unsatisfying, with damage being disappointingly low.”
“With its barebones options, the gameplay resembles a lesser version of Rage of the Dragons/Power Instinct Matrimelee. It attempts to mimic KOF but ultimately feels clunky and poorly designed, compounded by the fact that damage is alarmingly low.”
