Streets of Rage's furrier, lewder cousin. I should stress, however, while the blood of SoR does flow within the veins of Fight'n Rage, it is by no means a cheap imitation. There are winks and nods (particularly near the end of the game) towards its relative, yet it features many modern conveniences, a sea of extra content to unlock and explore, a wealth of different paths to take for further replay value and alternatives if a certain route isn't to your liking, etc.

If you enjoyed Streets of Rage as I did, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by this game. It's everything you loved about the original series and so, so much more. I can guarantee you'll have more than enough to keep you busy with this beat-em-up! The sound design alone is worthy of praise, both in regard to the musical score and in regard to the delightful noises of your attacks. I defy you to find a sound more satisfying than the "KONG" of a metal pipe you've slammed an enemy with in Fight'n Rage.

Streets of Rage's furrier, lewder cousin. I should stress, however, while the blood of SoR does flow within the veins of Fight'n Rage, it is by no means a cheap imitation. There are winks and nods (particularly near the end of the game) towards its relative, yet it features many modern conveniences, a sea of extra content to unlock and explore, a wealth of different paths to take for further replay value and alternatives if a certain route isn't to your liking, etc. If you enjoyed Streets of Rage as I did, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by this game. It's everything you loved about the original series and so, so much more. I can guarantee you'll have more than enough to keep you busy with this beat-em-up! The sound design alone is worthy of praise, both in regard to the musical score and in regard to the delightful noises of your attacks. I defy you to find a sound more satisfying than the "KONG" of a metal pipe you've slammed an enemy with in Fight'n Rage.