Bomb Rush Cyberfunk

just cant get enuf

Soundtrack is fire. Game is fire. I come back to play it again every once and awhile. Play this game it's fun.

Bel hommage/suite spirituelle à Jet Set Radio et Jet Set Radio Future, avec un gameplay revisité et amélioré par rapport à ces derniers. Seul point noir : le manque de niveau, on a rapidement tout exploré.

Really good if you like schmovement and hate the police.

muito bom meo tamaluco

Can't stop playing

awesome

BRC hits that nostalgia spot for Jet Set Radio Future (I liked JSR, but I grew up with JSRF) and then makes itself a fantastic game in its own right. The controls are so smooth and reasonable. The dev studio struck a great balance with the gameplay and mastering the controls. You can play relaxed and not really push yourself, or go HAM and max out, memorizing your favorite tags and blitzing areas. Much like the gameplay, the soundtrack gives love to JSRF and is criminally good. I love this game. I've been playing it only on the Steam Deck and it's extremely fluid, never had any issues. Big shout out to Team Reptile. Thanks for doing right by all us JSR oldheads.

This game is undoubtabably a slick type game. You slickly trick, and flick on rails, and now the floor. Researchers found that skaters often skate on the ground which led to the invention of the manual sliding simulator in this game that revolutionized the combo system. Also if you found this out like i did, you'd know what you can use your premonition to figure out which way the rail will turn and if you hold your controller stick in the direction that the rail will soon follow, it will give you a seem boost. Also, a fuel system is contained in this game. Rather than stopping at A gas stations the player is implored to do these stylistic trickings, which adds a greater incentive rather than in JET SET RADIO FUTURE. Speaking of jet set r future, that game is not contained in this one but it seems like it is. The games are very similar, incredibly so,,. structurally, in its environment and character designs, and generally aesthetically. Altoigh i would argue jsrf has a slightly superior aesthetic, cyberjunk is just so slick that its almost a bit to clean compared to jsrf that included more urban environments, often with green or orange URBAN sepia tones that, similarly in the soundtrack are just more hardcore and gritful, punk even, i think its possible that the developers of jsrf looked at Grand Theft Auto 4 for inspiration, which was historically the darkest and grittiest game of all time. Although I do somewhat appreciate this difference because it gives cyberjunk more of its own identity, and the history that is contained in this game, or the story rather, was too very slick and even touch bit beyond that with these interesting dreamlike realities in which the main character Rhett, relearned the warrior instinct that was once contained inside of him. I like how the main character did not have a head by the end of the tutorial. Generally a great and slick game. Also i have marked that i received this game for free, not because i didn't pay any "money" for it, but because everything is free, and nothing is owned.