Great fun, really feels like a gamecube era experience. Absolutely bumpin' (if not slightly repetitive) music, great character and world design, interesting levels full of stuff to find. I thoroughly enjoyed my time.

This game is undoubtabably a slick type game. You slickly trick, and flick on rails, and now the floor. Researchers found that skaters often skate on the ground which led to the invention of the manual sliding simulator

A fantastic spiritual successor to the games that clearly inspired it, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk sits in the same area as another equally amazing indie game called Rollerdrome. Dystopian futures, cool mobility fun, the

Masterpiece I discovered Bomb Rush Cyberfunk by chance in my Steam library (maybe I bought it because of the name). Believe me, I didn't know what Jet Set Radio was before I discovered this game. However, it took me

I hold no nostalgia for jet set radio, but i DO hold nostalgia for the Tony Hawk games and while this is not quite the same, it's similar enough to strike a deep chord in my soul. The gameplay is very simple but

Never played Jet Set Radio but this easily is better because you can Mod in Hatsune Miku and Sage from sonic frontiers Sometimes while playing I'd forget I was trying to do something and just vibe Some could say I just