Review: Run Roll Rumble (Steam)

Run, Roll, Rumble takes place in an “ordinary” neighborhood of the angry, rumbling is what they do. It is friendly yet dangerous.

Pros:

• Chunky graphics.
• 692mb download size.
• Steam achievements.
• Graphics-resolution, display mode, post process, shadow, texture, effects, and AA.
• Controller support.
• Four modes-practice, custom online, quick match online and couch party.
• Practice-controls shown along with inputs and is 1v1.
• Nine characters with a dozen skin variations.
• Quick match-as expected to pick a character and level and just fight.
• Custom online-pick map, character, and player limit.
• 2-4 player online and offline.
• Fighter gameplay.
• Pickups in game-like weapons and health items, charges for your special abilities.
• Actions-punch, kick, jump, abilities, block, throw and roll.
• Fast-paced.
• A handful of levels.
• Minor environmental factors.
• Pick up and play.

Cons:

• The timer on map selection even in private match setup.
• Mouse cursor stays on the screen.
• Hit detection is off especially up close.
• Same music over and over.
• No way to tweak settings like health/weapons.
• Basic.
• Kind of feels like punch and pray.
• Not satisfying.
• Levels feel the same.