As a classic 1992 arcade hack and slash/beat 'em up, you progress through city stages fighting waves of criminals to rescue a captured ally from the returning Syndicate. You choose from four distinct characters—Axel, Blaze, Skate, or Max—each with unique special moves that slightly drain health. The core loop involves side-scrolling combat, utilizing both bare-knuckle fighting and found weapons to clear the path. Available widely across platforms from PC to mobile, this main game offers a focused, challenging brawling experience.
As a definitive entry in the hack and slash genre, the gameplay centers on side-scrolling progression through various dangerous city locales. The primary objective in each stage is to defeat all incoming enemies using a combination of basic attacks, special moves, and environmental interactions. The core loop involves moving horizontally across the screen, clearing waves of thugs, and confronting powerful stage-ending bosses.
The combat system is known for its depth relative to its contemporaries. Each of the four playable characters possesses a unique move set, including distinct special attacks that consume a small portion of the player's life bar when used. Mastering the timing of jumps, defensive maneuvers, and powerful combination attacks is essential for surviving the escalating difficulty. Furthermore, players can utilize various found weapons—such as pipes, knives, and throwing stars—to supplement their hand-to-hand combat skills. The inclusion of a dedicated "dash" mechanic allows for quick repositioning and setting up powerful attacks.
The game establishes a dark, neon-tinged atmosphere reflecting the city's descent back into chaos. The narrative is driven by the urgency of rescuing a captured comrade and confronting a criminal organization that has become more ruthless and organized than before. The progression takes players through diverse, memorable environments, from city streets and industrial zones to underground hideouts, all populated by a memorable roster of unique enemy types and imposing boss characters.
Players select from four distinct heroes: Axel, Blaze, Skate, and Max. Each character offers a different strategic approach to combat due to their varying speed, reach, and power levels, encouraging replayability to experience the game with different fighting styles.
This title is presented as a standalone main game experience, emphasizing its complete, self-contained arcade adventure. There are no officially released downloadable content packs or expansions associated with this specific version of the game. Given its enduring presence across multiple generations of hardware, the game remains a highly accessible classic for fans of the genre across PC, console, and mobile platforms.

Welcome to the universe of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Re-revenge of the Shredder! The city was attacked by a foot ninja army led by Shredder and Krang. Our brave heroes have come together to challenge them and clear the city of evil mutants and foot ninja. But will it be that easy?

Welcome to the Fight’n Rage universe! The city was attacked by an army of evil mutants, led by the mysterious leader “The Boss” Three brave heroes gathered to challenge him and clear the city of mutants. But will it be that easy? Features: Replaced all characters, all enemies and all bosses. Added shadow for all characters, all enemies and all bosses. Some enemies have new attacks, that will surprise experienced players. Characters replaced by Ricardo, F. Norris and Gal. All of the characters’ attacks are similar to those from Fight’n Rage. The game has Juggling. Players can recover from a hit by pressing the jump button upon landing (as in SOR4) F. Norris and Gal can change direction and turn around while running. Ricardo Have Dash instead of Run. The command to run (f, f) becomes more sensitive. All playable characters can jump further while running. You can use the Offensive Special while running Added 6-Button gamepad Support. Uppercut now is Y-button. Added sound when pressing B + C (Y) for all characters. Friendly fire is disabled. Added new sounds for players and enemies.

A fan-made port of Streets of Rage 2 to modern platforms. SOR2 was ported manually via reverse engineering to create the best version of the game ever!


A perfect mashup of two of the most famous beat ‘em up game franchises - Streets of Rage and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!

The sequel to the original rumbler is back and re-mastered in 3D.

Puyo Puyo characters in Streets of Rage 2.


The 8-bit port of Streets of Rage 2, originally released for the Game Gear.