Game » consists of 3 releases. First released on Jun 17, 2009
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4 stars 4/5 Stars Average score of 3 user reviews spread across 3 releases and 0 DLC
Now now, before you immediately say "Oh great, ANOTHER dual stick shooter on Xbox Live Arcade", hear me out. Rocket Riot puts robots, pirates, zombies and ninjas in the same game, lets them all fly around with jet packs, and gives them all rocket launchers to blow stuff up with. Review over. Still not convinced? Ok, let me explain a bit. The premise behind Rocket Riot is about as silly as its pseudo retro art style. A bad pirate named Blockbeard has escaped and stolen everyone's legs. Scientist...
Going into Rocket Riot, I had no idea what to expect. I didn't pay attention to previews, or even reviews of the game, but a video showcasing the trippy, pixilated visuals was enough to catch my attention--that, and the fact that I crave dual-analog shooters. I loved Geometry Wars, but not to the point of obsession, so I was a bit worried that Rocket Riot would simply be a retread. Fortunately, that wasn't the case at all. Rocket Riot's use of dual analog sticks for bouts of intense shootin...
Grab your weapon and reload, there's no need to be polite. The entire premise is that the entire world has had their legs taken away by the pirate Blockbeard. Why? Because he has no legs of his own and has been captured by the rest of humanity. He of course escapes and the entire populace is baffled by the loss of their legs. It is your job with the help of a professor to take a rocket pack that screws onto your bottom. This game is not polite either in the way it allows you to control your ...
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