
Pocket Rumble is a streamlined, beginner-friendly 2-button fighting game that retains all the gameplay elements that make traditional 2D fighters great, but reduces the level of execution and memorization necessary to the bare minimum.
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Languages: English, Japanese
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Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Was really difficult at first, couldn't beat first encounter in arcade mode which made me flustered, though the charm and 8-bit aesthetic kept me entertained! Ranked doesn't work, either no players or no NEW players? in any case I could play against anyone online, but that is its only downside
its really good at teaching you fighting games.
For a game that never got an update for almost 5 years, it's a good game to play with friends.
É divertido, porém é necessário levar em consideração que se trata de um jogo inacabado.
es buen juego y fácil de aprender para empezar a jugar, si no estuviera muerto lo seguiría jugando, parece que no van a sacar actualización nunca, no lo recomiendo comprar si no tienen amigos para jugarlo.
Fun little game to pass some time. It's design philosophies grew on me and were fun to practice for other 2D fighters I was trying to learn at the time: Fighterz, 3rd Strike, and Guilty Gear Strive. For such a cheap cost it has a decently deep roster that is all fun to play and lab against the bots. Combos felt easy and were simple to apply to other characters once you feel ready. For example, many things you can do on Tenchi also apply in a similar way to Quinn. It's way easier for me to put time into, in between classes and while I'm bored than things like Rivals of Aether or GGST (Strive.) The main downside I would say is just don't expect to match anyone online. This is definitely a hand warmer of a game for me and not an actual "game." Matching anyone is impossible and that stifles the basic competitive nature of a fighting game. So if you aren't a fan of fighting bots and want more single-player content outside of my career, there isnt really much else here. However, for 5 bucks, this game is a fantastic party game and time passer.
Parker puts on sunglasses when he beats you. I'm still mad that I lost, but that's so cool bro.
Very good fighting pixel game!
The characters in this game are cool I really like the pixel look too I can't wait to see more of this game
Simple to get into, lot of stuff to explore, its fast its hype. Characters are amazingly intrestning. What else to say. PLAY THIS ♥♥♥♥.
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