Reality Rash

Reality Rash is a pleasant surprise in the world of 3D beat 'em ups, offering a captivating story, a great sense of progression, and a difficulty curve that hits just the right balance. The gameplay is heavily reminiscent of Jackie Chan Stuntmaster—which, for fans of that cult classic, makes this a must-play. Fun voice acting adds charm to the characters and helps create an experience that's both engaging and lighthearted. That said, the game does demand some hefty system specs. In my case, I had to cap it at 30 FPS to get smooth performance. Still, that didn’t take away from the overall enjoyment. In fact, I’m now counting down the days to the holidays, excited to try out the local co-op mode with my daughter—hoping for plenty of laughs and (virtual) punches along the way.

Incrível, extremamente divertido, um nível de detalhamento absurdo e um carinho gigantesco que puseram nesse jogo. Tive uma experiência mais do que agradável, passei estresse para enfrentar os inimigos (mais do que previsto) e simplesmente encontrei o MEDIEVAL SANTOS DUMONT! Comprem e avaliem. Ele é ótimo tanto sozinho como em Co-op!

Multiplayer extremamente divertido, sentia falta de algum game que desse pra sair na mão sem frescura.

Jogo muito divertido! Me lembrou os clássicos beat ’em ups que eu jogava na infância, mas com uma pegada mais moderna. A dificuldade é desafiadora na medida certa, daquele jeito que faz a gente querer tentar de novo até passar da fase. O visual é lindo, cheio de personalidade, e dá pra ver que os desenvolvedores capricharam nos detalhes. As fases têm um ritmo muito bom, e o combate é gostoso de jogar. Se você curte pancadaria de rua com aquele climão de fliperama, vale muito a pena!

Reality Rash delivers full-throttle arcade chaos. 20 stages of beat’em up bliss, no skill trees, all action. Save your reality or watch it fade. Grab it—Fred and Jessy await.

This game nails the feel of classic arcade brawlers—tight controls, crunchy hits, and just the right amount of chaos. The art style is vibrant, and the enemy variety keeps fights fresh. As a keyboard player, I especially appreciated how responsive the movement and attacks felt. One minor tweak I’d love: Instead of pressing O to lock onto enemies, a TAB-key cycle option would make targeting smoother mid-combo. (If controller already does this, maybe port it over?) That said, it didn’t stop me from enjoying the heck out of the combat. If you’re into games like Streets of Rage or Final Fight, this is a great pickup.

It's a really nice game, makes me go back to my childhood playing Ninja Turttles and Jackie Chan. The dynamics are cool, it offers a nice gameplay, with some great challenges. Also the music creates a nice ambience. The multiplayer factor is really interesting, me and my wife loved it. It's a fun casual game for who likes beat'em up.