Rumble Fighter Review

When talking about brawler games, Rumble Fighter is a solid free to play lobby based masterpiece of its kind. It may not feature any groundbreaking gameplay or stunning graphics but can give you a handful of fun hours to play with your friends and, why not, win some tournaments.

In Rumble Fighter you get to choose a hero from a pool of 6 different classes: Striker, Soul Fighter, Elementalist, Alchemist, Shaman, and Android. All graphics are beautifully cel-shaded and the overall world seems masterfully crafted even though it feels dated most times.

The game features both PvE and PvP modes, each for all different kinds of players. Leveling up is slow but rewarding to say the least even though after the first stages of the game you might feel stuck on every level. In Adventure mode, players fight through waves of monsters and other obstacles, such as traps, to reach the boss monster.

Its Rumble mode is Rumble Fighter’s basic feature. Including 5 unique modes: King of the Hill, Moving Screen, Caged Beast, Potion Battle, and Arena based in 27 different maps, you can say that the developer team has put a lot of effort in this game. Apart from that, a basic PvP mode is available that you can get into and fight till your heart’s content.

However, its playerbase is low and since the game is lobby-based, you may have a hard time finding 7 more players to get into a match within a few seconds. Overall, Rumble Fighter is a fair brawler game that respects your time and wants you to spend your time dropping those sweet combos and have fun in an easy yet satisfying game.