Streets of rage 4

As someone who never played the 90s classics during its heyday but have played, watched, and experienced them as a “retro” game status throughout the recent years, It is quite a delight to finally play the beat 'em up game Streets of Rage 4, the latest installment in the Streets of Rage series after almost 30 years of hiatus. One of the first things that struck me about Streets of Rage 4 was the art style. The game features hand-drawn graphics with super vibrant colors and detailed backgrounds that are a true delight for the eyes. The character designs are faithful to the original games while also adding some new HD vibrant touches to keep things fresh and pleasing. Each character has their own unique style, fighting moves, and they all look striking in action.

Streets of Rage 4 is a side-scrolling retro beat 'em up game that truly captures the essence of the original series while also bringing modern elements to the table. 🟩Pros +Beautiful art style and 2D graphics +Simple but fun gameplay +Controller Support 🟥Cons -No cons As someone who never played the 90s classics during its heyday but have played, watched, and experienced them as a “retro” game status throughout the recent years, It is quite a delight to finally play

Streets of Rage 4 is a game developed by Lizardcube, Guard Crush Games and Dotemu. It is the sequel to the iconic Streets of Rage series. This trilogy, released in the early 1990s for the Sega Genesis, was once popular with fans of side-scrolling “beat ’em all” games. The new title runs on a modified engine from Streets of Fury, a game created by Guard Crush Games.Continuing the gameplay of the previous parts of the series, Streets of Rage 4 offers players side-scrolling beat ’em up battles with waves of opponents, in which you must engage a variety of attacks and special moves. New to the gameplay formula is the ability to restore the health spent on a special strike with subsequent successful attacks.