Rumble Club

So I review once every 8 1/2 blue moons so first review on this game blessed with a deserved perfect 5 so rare . Second review a 3 because bugs punching delayed game breaking for a week I think and I complained about the spawn with weapons which I believe should be a mode not automatic . I was very impressed they addressed it within a week and the game is getting better and the only note I recommend is add a friend request system . Thank you game team outstanding epic game . I buy season passes support this company add free is cheap and a win with lots of gold gems and even extra costume and color sets . Support good gaming and don’t buy p2w that’s how you give incentive for companies to make better products no preorder no buying p2w support gaming . Again this team listens that deserves appreciation it’s obviously a passion not just a money grab they will make money through earning it . What there still is provider - consumer productive relationships ? Cool .

Yeah this game is just another mobile brawler game, but they try to set it apart with unique weapons and tools and I think it works. I enjoy whipping this game out when I have 10 or 15 mins to burn (can knock out 2 or 3 casual matches in that time). The bots’ AI is dumb and predictable, which is my only gripe with the game, but there is also a tournament mode (haven’t tried it) that you can go to if you want a longer, more challenging experience. Also it’s pretty easy to earn in game currency by just playing a match or two every 1 or 2 days. I was able to unlock a fair amount of cosmetics and emotes by simply playing the game, and there is no way to buy significant match advantages. Was going to make this a 4-star review, but increased to 5 for this reason. Overall a decent entry in the casual mobile brawler space and a good one for those of us that don’t play mobile games often and don’t have hours to invest in one.

Seriously, we rarely see quality mobile games nowadays, especially not something that this unique, fun, and balanced. Using inspiration from arena fighters like Gang Beasts, intuitive UI like Brawl Stars, and an experimental multiplayer style like Stumble Guys, you get a product that is a melting pot of ideas. And so far so good. The game is balanced with features and in app purchases, and nothing so far is pay to win. The only purchases are for skins, just like the MOBA model. The gameplay fun and hilarious. You can be a casual player and use it like a party game with friends. Or you can get serious and climb the leaderboards. It’s one of those games where it’s frustrating to play, but that’s the whole point. It’s unique and interesting, and from an indie developer. So, if you want to support the development of this game and are interested in what this game has to offer, I highly recommend this free title.