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Rush Rover

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Rush Rover
Rush Rover

Platforms

  • PC
    Nov 29, 2017
    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    9.4
    167 Players
  • PlayStation 4
    Apr 7, 2020
    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    7.4
    176 Players
  • Xbox One
    Apr 8, 2020
    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    NA
    0 Players
  • Nintendo Switch
    Apr 10, 2020
    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    NA
    0 Players
  • PS Vita
    Apr 7, 2020
    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    NA
    0 Players

6 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

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Critic Reviews

  • Pure Nintendo

    Pure Nintendo

    7.5
    It’s a game I could see myself playing through again and again as it’s very replayable, but unfortunately, the endgame spoils some of the fun. After watching a playthrough, I feel like I probably could get past the cheap shot, but it’s stupid that a good run can end to it. I’d say to pick it up as it’s an amazing value for what you’re getting and a fun game, but be aware of its flaws.
    D. Crowley · Apr 28, 2020
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • Push Square

    Push Square

    6.0
    Each room is augmented with mini-challenges, tasking you with being both precise and efficient in combat. There are also boss fights which embrace bullet hell, and this is explored further in a standalone dodge mode which strips you of your offensive abilities and tasks you with weaving in and out of relentless firepower. There’s nothing here that will keep you occupied for long, but it’s a fun distraction.
    Sammy Barker · Apr 13, 2020
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • Xbox Tavern

    Xbox Tavern

    6.0
    Rush Rover manages to hit that sweet spot in roguelikes of being a good challenge, but also not feeling like it’s wasting the players time every time they have to restart. Some generic visuals and awful music aside, there’s a lot of fun to be had with it – and a few extra easy cheevos never goes amiss eh?
    Jamie Collyer · Apr 12, 2020
    Reviewed on XB1
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  • Switch Player

    Switch Player

    6.0
    Although it doesn’t stray whatsoever from the twin-stick roguelite template we’ve seen time and time again from eShop titles, Rush Rover still offers plenty of additive gameplay for hardcore fans of this very popular (and oversaturated) genre.
    Todd Rigney · Jun 13, 2020
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • TheXboxHub

    TheXboxHub

    7.0
    All in all, Rush Rover on Xbox One is a solid roguelike bullet-hell game, and for the price point you can’t go wrong. The game runs well and there is enough variety to provide a few hours of fun. Is it as great as some of the other roguelike bullet-hell games on the market? No, but in terms of investment compared to time played, it definitely gives back more than you have to put in it.
    Ryan Taylor · Apr 30, 2020
    Reviewed on XB1
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  • Switchaboo

    Switchaboo

    6.0
    Rush Rover certainly has a lot to be praised for, but its negatives hold much more weight as a whole. Its setting is interesting, but the game holds no sense of plot progression; its gameplay is fun, but it becomes very repetitive with only two basic modes; its graphical aesthetic is nice, but the music is unbearably repetitive. It holds a mediocre Final Score for its efforts, but I’d wait for a sale, which is saying something considering the game is only worth US$4.99.
    Alex Harding · Apr 14, 2020
    Reviewed on Switch
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About the game

Trailers & Screenshots:
Rush Rover is a 2D top-down shooter game with game play mechanics similar to traditional shmups. It includes random map generation, unique weapons, lots of different enemies, exciting boss battles and a dynamic chip tune soundtrack.
Developer: radio