Do you count 3D games? Because I'd say Sengoku Basara 4 Sumeragi would be the best.The Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle has got me wondering what the modern scene looks like. I confess I haven't paid any attention to this genre in a long while. Are there modern exemplars of the genre I should check out?
Do you count 3D games? Because I'd say Sengoku Basara 4 Sumeragi would be the best.
There is a dearth of modern Capcom beat them ups, unfortunately.
I grew up on Final Fight and Punisher but I guess my demographic is too small nowadays. People prefer gunplay to fistplay. SMH.
That bust is a bit... excessive, to say the least.
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I still need to play this, heard it's hard though.It's Fight N Rage.
https://youtu.be/P2ujLI3FgQY
Fun combo system, many branching/secret paths and tons of neat little references to streets of rage and street fighter.
That game will be released sometime next year from what I heard.I think The TakeOver is worth a mention, even though we're coming up on 3 years in early access.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/418620/The_TakeOver/
Dude the genre is bigger and better than ever. Look above at Fight'N Rage. 99 Vidas. River City Ransom Underground. The Takeover. Streets of Fury.
The list goes on and on, there's tons of great side-scrolling beat-em-ups nowadays that are great.
Is this game actually good? Just checked out the Steam page and it has mostly negative reviews. Never heard of it, but I'm always down for a good beat em up. That being said, between that gif and the steam reviews I can't tell if this post is trying to be ironic.
Dang, I need to play these ones listed. I wonder about other beat em ups of today.Dude the genre is bigger and better than ever. Look above at Fight'N Rage. 99 Vidas. River City Ransom Underground. The Takeover. Streets of Fury.
The list goes on and on, there's tons of great side-scrolling beat-em-ups nowadays that are great.
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Is this game actually good? Just checked out the Steam page and it has mostly negative reviews. Never heard of it, but I'm always down for a good beat em up. That being said, between that gif and the steam reviews I can't tell if this post is trying to be ironic.
Fight'n Rage and Yakuza 0 (well, the entire series) are obvious choices. River City Ransom Underground is also quite good.
However, one of the best beat'm ups I have recently played would be "The friends of Ringo Ishikawa"
You are playing as a Japanese high school delinquent gang leader. There are bunch of mini games, interesting fighting system, and a pretty good story actually. It's a great and underrated game that everyone who loved stuff like OG River City Ransom games or Beat'm Ups with a story (kind of 16-bit Yakuza :P) would love.
There is training, school work, and time management. It's really an amazing game all coded by a single dev.
And? The game is out. It's awesome. It's cheap. It can run in pretty much any sort of PC. Why wait?
And? The game is out. It's awesome. It's cheap. It can run in pretty much any sort of PC. Why wait?
Seriously folks, get it. Great, great game.
Still haven't played Ringo, so I gotta go with Aces Wild and the already mentioned Fight'n'Rage.
Also, small shout out for the 2D chinese DMC-like Rain Blood:
Tough both Capcom bundles (Chronicles of Mystara and the recent Beat'em Up) also have some of the best games of all time in the genre - Shadow over Mystara, Battle Circuit. Shame AVP will probably never get a port.
Aces Wild is IMO the most underrated indie game ever. It's fantastic.Wow nice didn't know about these two games. Aces Wild looks great!
Dude the genre is bigger and better than ever.
DD: Neon, Phantom Breaker Battlegrounds, and Dragon's Crown are all a bit older now but they're some of the more particularly fun modern beat em ups I can recall, though for the first two I definitely think a lot of it is lead by either music or aesthetics
Also Streets of Rage Remake is still one of the most fun ways to re-experience SoR, wish it was repackaged into a paid and branded experience like Sonic Mania was
Fight'n Rage and Yakuza 0 (well, the entire series) are obvious choices. River City Ransom Underground is also quite good.
However, one of the best beat'm ups I have recently played would be "The friends of Ringo Ishikawa"
You are playing as a Japanese high school delinquent gang leader. There are bunch of mini games, interesting fighting system, and a pretty good story actually. It's a great and underrated game that everyone who loved stuff like OG River City Ransom games or Beat'm Ups with a story (kind of 16-bit Yakuza :P) would love.
There is training, school work, and time management. It's really an amazing game all coded by a single dev.
Those aren't modern capcom beat them ups tho. For reference, I'd like a game with some 3D characters of about Street Fighter 4 complexity in animation and modeling.
Maybe it might be up your alley. I didn't care for it at all, but I did buy it because I tend to buy every new Beat 'em Up. It's fine, it just didn't knock my socks off.Is Raging Justice good? Just noticed its in sale on the e shop
Maybe it might be up your alley. I didn't care for it at all, but I did buy it because I tend to buy every new Beat 'em Up. It's fine, it just didn't knock my socks off.