Rumble Rush

It is survival of the fittest in the fast-paced multiplayer party platformer of Rumble Rush. If your search is for a short, fun, chaotic, and competitive...

Rumble Rush - A collision on a multiplayer party platforming race that is more fun than speed

It is survival of the fittest in the fast-paced multiplayer party platformer of Rumble Rush. If your search is for a short, fun, chaotic, and competitive game to repeat playing, Rumble Rush is the one.

How to Play Rumble Rush?

A small dynamic arena, complete with spinning traps, falling floors, moving obstacles, and dozens of other players, welcomes you to each match. The characters are funny little blobs that move very liberally, so every jump and collision is quite unpredictable.

There are no tracks drawn in the air with chalk. You win by not being knocked off the field while your opponents get into conflicts with you or use power-ups to get you off balance.

Real-Life Experience: Chaotic but Skillful

At first, Rumble Rush looks like a frenzied party. But after playing a few matches, you will discover:

• Misstepping = going off the grid
• Standing in the wrong spot = getting knocked down right away
• Using power-ups too soon = effort wasted
• Keeping a good balance = living much longer

The game does not encourage action repetition. The players who are composed and trap-smart usually are the ones left standing at the end.

Factors That Make the Game Increasingly Intense

In the first seconds of the game, the area is pretty big and simple to get around. However, as time goes by:

• The playable area gets smaller
• Traps are created at an increased rate and at a faster pace
• The space for mistakes is practically none
• A perfect timing push can kill off 3-4 persons

Skill above all is what measured in this last phase.

Tips for Playing Rumble Rush to Avoid Early Elimination

• Focus on the balance instead of the speed
• Do not get too close to the edge, especially when there is a large crowd around
• Use your power-ups in small areas to get the most out of them
• Watch the trap pattern before you jump; do not react to the crowd out of impulse