Rumbleverse (2022)
Genres:Platform, Fighting
Themes:Action
Game modes:Co-operative, Multiplayer, Battle Royale
Story:Rumbleverse is a brand new, free-to-play, 40-person Brawler Royale where anyone can be a champion.
In February 2023, Epic games announced that it was shutting down all support and servers for Rumbleverse. This took effect as of 28th February 2023.
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Oh man, this was far and away the most genuine fun I've had with these battle royale types. Taking a break from boring old rifles and going all in on cartoon wrestling, you were encouraged to find the tallest building to suplex someone off because that's how you got your literally explosive damage on impact.
But it only lasted 6 months before it got the plug pulled on it, like so many other multiplayer-only titles that 'needed' Fortnite's numbers and income for some stupid reason... *sigh* I do miss Grapple City.
It's been 2 years and I still can't forget how fun this game was.
All the moves you used that were clever references from games like Street Fighter with the sumo slap all the way to the diamond crusher being the stone cold stunner from wrestling.
The high slams you would get if you managed to get 2 bounces off a single grab attack.
Throwing enemies into tha water.
And the life time bonds you would make with your friends in duos, trios, or quads as you guys dominated together as a team and go eachothers back in the heat of crazy moments.
We need to make sure this amazing game is never forgetten and will always be known as the GOAT that no one knew about!
One of the best battle royal all time no weapons hand to hand combat its like a open world wrestling game elbow drop from highest building very unique game love too much fun never get bored we miss this game so much
Theres simply nothing else like it. Only br game that gives me joy whether i win or lose. Even fighting bots is fun in this game. Solo,duos, trios. Doesn't matter. It's fantastic
This game was an absolute treasure in almost every aspect. The atmosphere was pleasant the controls were fun and the moves had such dazzling effects. It was THE most fun game to stream for me and no matter what game comes out me and my buddy always reminisce about rumbleverse. Bringing this back would surely not be a mistake and I believe that with the right direction it will be an amazing hit
Please return it and I will guarantee your success. - Please return it and I will guarantee your success. Please return it and I will guarantee your success. Please return it and I will guarantee your success.
I love this game ever since it dropped, being the wrestling fan I am sparing someone off a high rise building brought so much joy to me. Not to mention playing with friends who share the same thoughts as me
I had never played a game that has pulled me in and maintained the allure that hooked me in the first place. But Rumbleverse was different. From the first game I played, I knew it was a game I wouldn’t want to stop playing. I told all my friends about it and they were hooked as well. We would spend game after game trying new builds, new landing spots, and attack strategies. The read-and-react style of a fighting BR is one that is hard to do effectively, and Rumbleverse did it wonderfully well. Every other game I have played since has felt like a lull. I have been long waiting for the day I can drop back into Grapital City, and will anxiously continue my wait for the inevitable return.
This is genuinely one of the most hype and fun games I've played in the last couple of years. If this game could come back with at least LAN support and some match settings I would do everything in my power to get people back on it.
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