Streets of Rage 4

[h1]One of the Greatest Beat ‘Em Ups of All Time[/h1] Dear GOD this game is good. This is a must own for pretty much anyone who is evenly barely interested in punching the ♥♥♥♥ out of bad guys in video games. Streets of Rage was one of those classic SEGA franchises that was positioned to go toe to toe with Final Fight, and it was a 16 bit console game that put many arcade games to shame. Decades later we FINALLY have a new entry and it is everything fans could ask for. A true refinement and evolution of the genre it helped put on the roadmap back in the Genesis days. The combat in Streets of Rage 4 is PERFECT. I'm serious, it's such an immaculate fusion of kinetic animations, perfect feedback from your attacks, crunchy sound and particle effects, aggressive enemies and bosses, level design that pushes you into dangerous encounters and hazards, and tons of player options without trivializing the enemies. If you're not familiar with with the genre, Beat 'Em Ups have you playing as a character who moves on a 2D plain, punches and kicks everything with a pulse, and is strafing around the enemies and obstacles. You will repeatedly throw the same jab over and over again if you're punching nothing, but if you make contact with an enemy or object, you will continue the rest of your character's combo. You can grab enemies by running into them, which is easier said than done because they will attack if you get in their face, so you're encouraged to either flank them from above or below their X axis, or punching them once to stagger them and hit confirm into a grab. You're going to want to grab enemies a lot because you get i-frames and can throw them into several other enemies. Special moves are where this game differs from many other games in the genre. In Streets of Rage 2, and in the Final Fight games, you throw out a special move when you're cornered and want crowd control or want to do good damage to a tough enemy like a boss. These special moves would cost a small amount of health to pull off, which discouraged spamming them. In Streets of Rage 4, you still lose health when using a special move, HOWEVER, it gets turned into green health rather than going away. If you land hits on enemies, this green health will be restored to your health bar. This means you can spam special moves to do a ton of crazy damage, then play strategically to get your health back up like you never lost any in the first place. But if you get hit just one time by any attack, you lose all your green health. This, combined with the really tense combo scoring system that rewards you with extra lives for maintaining a combo throughout the level, and you have a game that can get very tense the further you get into a level without any health pickups or enemies in sight to regain green health or combo points. Such an awesome system. The game will see you controlling one of four characters (at first) across 12 levels. You have Axel, the all rounder. Blaze, a feisty woman who has excellent juggling potential with her combos and attacks that cover lots of ground. Cherry, a girl with a guitar who is fast and agile. Lastly there's Floyd, the grappler of the group with a cybernetic arm. As you progress through the game, you'll unlock Adam, a character who hasn't been seen since the very first Streets of Rage, but you'll also make progress towards other characters from prior Streets of Rage games. You literally unlock all the playable characters from all three previous games. Yes, that means three different retro throwback versions of Axel and Blaze. This adds so much to the replay value and honestly seems like a no brainer for a long running series like this. Allow the player to unlock older versions of legacy characters with their unique mechanics to do some serious damage in the modern sequel. Seriously, why isn't this a more standard feature in games?! Combine this with the DLC (which is an essential purchase), and you get four additional characters, a cool roguelike survival mode that has a progression system that unlocks variants of each special move for whatever character you play as, an incredible amount of bang for your buck. All of this can be played in coop with a friend (including the roguelike mode), in either story mode, stage select, or arcade mode. Arcade mode has you pick a difficulty, and you go through it with limited lives which you have to earn more of, and if you lose all your lives it's game over. You also have a phenomenal tutorial AND training mode allowing you to practice characters, combos, newly unlocked special moves, or figure out the moveset of that one boss that keeps kicking your ass. It's also fun to go into practice mode and just spawn in an insane amount of enemies and boss types all at once and see the chaos unfold. The only issue some may take with this game is that 12 levels can be a little much for a game in this genre. These games aren't meant to take a month to finish, you're meant to beat arcade games like this in one sitting, albeit with skill and practice. 12 levels can be a tad too long, especially considering that the rooftop level and museum level are both pretty dull and short. Honestly feels like you could cut those two stages and you'd benefit the game's pacing immensely. If the only complaint one can have with a game is that there's TOO much of it, you know you're working with something special. If you ever see this game and its DLC bundled together on sale, no hesitation, no second thoughts, buy it immediately. This is one of the most refined games released this past decade and is something that works for long sessions, trying to master the combat and beat the game on Mania + mode 1CC, or if you're on a lunch break and need to kill 10 minutes with something fast and fun. An absolute masterpiece.

Lacks the refined controls of its predacessors. Enemies attacks override yours and it is damn near impossible to tell if some enemies are on the same plane of attack as you.

Y轴移动非常复古, 还保留着街机时代的人物移动方式, 我不是从那个时代过来的, 我不喜欢这样的角色操作方式

不推荐 不能跑，不能Y轴跳（敌人一堆Y轴位移），不能防不能弹不能闪，这是在玩4禁？ 你需要用非常僵硬的角色打败一堆灵活走位的敌人。26块玩了3小时通关

Una entrega a la altura de la leyenda que supuso la saga Streets of Rage en los tiempos de 8 y 16bits. Respeta la esencia y aporta mejoras tanto en jugabilidad como en diseño artístico muy acertadas. Totalmente recomendado.

Un vicio! Hace años cuando lo anunciaron me chocaron los gráficos de "dibujo animado" y como fanático de las 3 anteriores entregas de la franquicia pensé que se la iban a cargar. Poco después llegó un día en el que lo probé a dobles en casa de un amigo... y YA en la primera fase me percaté de que estaba totalmente equivocado! Está a la altura de los demás Streets of Rage de los 90, al mismo tiempo que hicieron ese lavado de cara consiguieron preservar el espíritu de la saga. De hecho está lleno de guiños a los de la época de la megadrive (incluso personajes desbloqueables o fases secretas retro) Se nota que han puesto cariño aquí. Muy rejugable con extras que ir consiguiendo a medida que vas acumulando puntos. Visualmente, banda sonora, mecánicas, ambientación y en general todo está niquelao. Sobresaliente. Esta ha sido mi reseña y al que no le guste que le den. 9/10

感觉不怎么样，手感并不是很好，人物的机动性也差，攻击判定做得也一般，本来是打算买来爽一下的，但发现玩着一点都不爽，已退款。

作为一款街机风格的横版游戏，居然打起来一点都不爽，卡普空30年前的恐龙快打都比这强多了