Streets of Rage Classic 5060f
Brawl and beat the streets in SEGA’s ultimate side-scrolling beat-‘em up. 1e1x5j
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Android App Analysis and Review: Streets of Rage Classic, Developed by SEGA. Listed in Action Category. Current Version Is 8.0.0, Updated On 14/01/2025 . According to s reviews on Google Play: Streets of Rage Classic. Achieved Over 8 million Installs. Streets of Rage Classic Currently Has 48 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.4 Stars
One of SEGA’s all-time greats, Streets of Rage is now available on mobile! Play free and rediscover this ground-breaking beat-‘em up.Three cops, a city on the edge, and a crime lord known only as Mr. X – welcome to one of the all-time SEGA greats. Arm yourself with knives, bottles, and drainpipes and battle through eight thug-infested urban environments to bring order to the city. Relentless, explosive, and addictive as hell – Streets of Rage is the grand-daddy of beat-‘em-ups!
Streets of Rage s the ever-increasing line-up of ‘SEGA Forever’, a treasure trove of free SEGA console classics brought back to life on mobile!
FEATURES
– Three playable characters, each with their own strengths and killer combos!
– Eight rounds of fast-paced brawling action!
– Local Wi-Fi multiplayer to help you best the bosses!
– A devastating, rocket-propelled special attack from the ESWAT team!
– Times too tough? Get extra continues and special attacks via rewarded ads!
MOBILE GAME FEATURES
– PLAY FREE with ad- or ad-free via In-App Purchase
– SAVE YOUR GAMES – save your progress at any point in the game.
– LEADERBOARDS – compete with the world for high scores
– HAPTIC – get into the game with responsive button presses
– CONTROLLER – HID compatible controllers
RETRO REVIEWS
"Streets of Rage will knock you out!" [96%] - Doctor Dave, GamePro #27 (October 1991)
"I almost wet myself and called the police when we first plugged in the Streets of Rage cart." [93%] - Frank O'Connor, Computer & Video Games #119 (October 1991)
"There can be little doubt that Streets of Rage is the finest beat-'em-up ever to grace the Mega Drive." [885/1000] - Gary Whitta, ACE #50 (November 1991)
STREETS OF RAGE TRIVIA
– The Streets of Rage series goes by the name Bare Knuckle in Japan
– Streets of Rage was also released in arcades via the Mega-Tech and Mega Play boards
– Comic book legend Mark Millar penned two Streets of Rage comic strips for Sonic the Comic!
– There's an alternate ending to discover... can you find it?
STREETS OF RAGE HISTORY
– The game was originally released in 1991
– Developed by: SEGA
– Designers: Noriyoshi Ohba, Hiroaki Chino
– Lead Composer: Yuzo Koshiro
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Recent Comments 151d27
David Blaske 6r4p29
My parents bought this cartridge thirty something years ago. It ended up being one of my favorites. What a cool turnout to be able to and play for free from the play store. The game mechanics are there, but as you'd come to expect from Android by now, function and ergonomics simply do not scale to the old Sega controller. It was a good try, though.
A Google 44z2e
Got this game for nostalgic reasons. It's just like the original. Music and all. Ads aren't bad, and graphics are the same. I'd give it 5 stars for that. Problem is, when trying to go left, the character does for a second, then the d-pad automatically keeps trying to go right. And will even jump on it's own to your death off the elevator. Because of this, I give it 3 stars. This needs to be fixed ( which I highly doubt because most games from big developers do not get fixed. They are too big to f
Kendall Lancaster 6e4e3e
A classic game, translates pretty well to touch controls. Only issue I have is with performing a back attack, which is tricky (but not impossible) to pull off on here since you need to press two buttons at once. Also, just do yourself a favor and spend the buck or two for ad free. The default ad implementation is awful, with long 30 second ads every time you pause, rewind, or complete a level.
A Google 44z2e
The game itself is a masterpiece my only problem is the app. The onscreen controls are not great but that's probably coz they're onscreen controls and the ads should be removed. This is a game badly disguised as free to play and I have to watch ads for extra continues and specials after purchase? No ads in the paid game please. Make this an up front purchase and we're cool.
A Google 44z2e
Pretty impossible to beat without cheats (continues and saves mainly). This sure is a classic, and even though touchscreen controls are the nightmare for these, thanks to Sega these games won't be forgotten, as well as for being a nice beginner beat-em-up! Though, had to give 3 stars because it's pretty inconvenient to play on the touchscreen (and I'm talking about Easy level of difficulty here).
Amelia T t14v
Another one of my favourite Sega games ported to mobile! Nice idea, but not so good control wise, as expected. Brings back so many memories though, when I was younger me and my dad would play on the Megadrive together all the time! It's nice you can save and rewind, but widescreen would be nice. I think I'll stick to Megadrive Classics on my PS4.
Bryant Rawls 1kc4n
Sega monitization garbage. I purchased this game a while back that had no drm and did not require and internet connection. Exactly what I needed for long trips. Now, however, not only can I not play offline, I also have to watch ads when I start the app and between each level. This is the absolute worst experience. I'd rate it negative stars if I had the option.
Tai L 14g3p
The controls are a little tight, but luckily they do have options to enlarge the buttons. Up to 1.5x, though I do hope they implement up to 2x the button size. The lack of controller is a little jarring, but at least they added multiplayer . Simply put, a masterpiece from the Genesis Era now on our phones, and for a reasonable price.