
Spyborgs Review: Motion Controls Are the Hook That Breaks the Beat ‘Em Up
A secret agent's tale of motion-controlled melee: three spies, one Wii Remote, and a score that falls short.


A secret agent's tale of motion-controlled melee: three spies, one Wii Remote, and a score that falls short.

A modern ninja wields katana against infected carriers of a worm parasite, in this dark, cinematic action tale of betrayal and pursuit.

Sacred Citadel review: the 2013 side-scrolling brawler from Southend Interactive and Deep Silver, its Jungle Hunt DLC, mounts, loot, and 6.6 score.

Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus review — 20 fighters, four schools, and a 7.2 score. A Vita brawler with a strong story structure but shallow combat.

Charlie Murder is Ska Studios' 2013 punk-rock brawler with RPG bones, four-player co-op, and two endings hidden behind a collectible.

Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons review — Secret Base's roguelite brawler, its branching gang order, tag-team co-op, and the 7.5/10 verdict.

River City: Tokyo Rumble review — Kunio's 3DS brawler mixes fists, RPG jobs and a Lion Alliance boss ladder, plus a localization that kept Tokyo intact.

Anarchy Reigns, PlatinumGames' MadWorld successor, pits bounty hunter Jack Cayman against Strike One in a lawless future city. Review score: 7.8/10.

Mother Russia Bleeds review: Le Cartel's brutal beat 'em up set in a Soviet Union run by the mafia, where the syringe is both your cure and your addiction.

Rockstar Toronto's 2005 brawler The Warriors stretched the 1979 film backward into Coney Island turf wars, flashbacks, and a soundtrack that lost songs.

Full Metal Furies blends four-player co-op brawling with a puzzle layer, earning 8.6/10 from critics after its January 2018 launch on Windows and Xbox One.

Mexican Ninja is a single-player 2.5D roguelike beat 'em up set in Nuevo-Tokyo, ruled by narco-yakuza Narkuzas. Strong premise, unproven loop.
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