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Soccer Rage is a sport/action game that features: a hybrid engine of soccer and fighting. This game has a dynamic and fast paced soccer gameplay. There are no red cards, no off-sides, no outside balls, no substitutions, brutal fouls are allowed along with fighting.
Soccer Rage is a sports, action and indie game
developed and published by Stamina-Games.
Released on June 02nd 2015 is available only on Windows
in 8 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal and Russian.
It has received 647 reviews of which 528 were positive and 119 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8
- Processor: Intel Dual-Core 2.4 GHz or better, AMD AthlonTM X2 2.8 Ghz or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT or better
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX®-compatible
- Additional Notes: 32bit windows users need to ensure they have at least 4gb of ram usable on their system.
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This game is a fighting/soccer hybrid with robots. It's clearly early access as most of the content is locked. Here's my objective opinion for whatever it's worth: The potential is high in this one. The gameplay is relatively simplistic but very addictive. You can have 5 v 5, 7 v 7, and 11 v 11 soccer matches. The desired goal is the same as soccer, however the twist is your robots will go into "Rage" and you can start a fight, potentially disabling apponent's players. The combat is actually a fun little diversion, and is well done considering the game is not a pure fighting game. There are combos and the controls aren't too stiff in combat. You have 4 different attack buttons, can jump, duck, and attack with fair fluidity. It's a timed battle. If you completely disable an apponent, they'll "break" and will be disabled for the soccer portion of the game. If no ones health fully expires in combat before time is up, the fight is over and you continue. The soccer portion of the game is done pretty well. The passing and "shooting" is accurate, you can pick up speed with a run button, and if you kick the ball hard enough you can damage the goalie over time. You have slides and trips and can switch players on the fly. The controls are a little complex considering how simple the gameplay is, but once you get used to it, the gameplay is very addictive. Additionally, the "sci-fi" art style is a lot of fun. There are some definite improvements that need to be made, though. As I mentioned at the top, most of the customization and features are locked out, though there are place-holders for the content, giving you a good idea as to the future goals of the developers. Switching to the soccer player closest to the ball can be a bit buggy and fighting combat against the AI on normal can be frustrating. Sometimes they'll lock you into a juggle until almost all of your health is gone. Despite a run button, the game feels a little "slow" as well, but the benefit to this is that you really have to pass a few times to push the ball up the field, meaning you can't just take off with the ball, run ahead of all of the AI and take your shot. You have to be more strategic. All in all, it's a fun game, which would be made more fun with some friends to play with. The potential for the kind of fun you'd get out of a game like Rocket League is here, though the game isn't nearly as polished as Rocket League in it's current state. If the developers really want to take the time to develope Soccer Rage into a great "under the radar" gem, the foundation is there. Beyond that, you just don't see many games like this. It's refreshing to see a developer attempt to make something so bold.
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first off, the concept of the game is CRAZY! kudos for that! now, let's talk business: pros: * game mechanic is cool * fighting works good * preety much a standard soccer game * still in early access so many features can be added or fixed in no time cons: * it's still in early access so there are lots of bugs and not all features can be used (yet) * AI is not yet good enough * goal keeper is preety much a dumb nitwit * shots on goal are only low (no volley here) * jump feature works akward * long passes usually don't get to their target * player selection is sometimes laggy or chooses a player on the other side of the pitch bottom line: this game requires some work on, but the concept seems promising enough to fix these issues with ease. (hopefully, the devs will notice my review as well and take actions on few of the bugs)
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What if FIFA and Tekken had a baby? Welcome to Soccer rage, the soccer / fighting game that revolutionizes the classic soccer game. Usually has some bugs and the sound sounds a little bit weird, but it's a new game in early access, if you're tired of the same games of FIFA and PES you should try this one, you're going to love it. Note: It has an achievement about Alemania vs Brazil (7 - 1) ... lol
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Soccer Rage sounds like a fun game, a mixture between a fighting game and FIFA soccer that I played with. While the game is in beta, I wanted to do a beta preview, not the actual review of the game in whole since it is not complete. As it is Early Access, the game does have a great amount of potential. Here are the following pros and cons: Pros -Soccer! What more could you ask for? -National teams for countries to play with -Fighting implemented like in NHL where you must duke it out between both players. -Unique animations in the fighting styles -Unique uniforms for both Local and Away teams Cons -Early Access -Barebones as it is -Clipping of certain scenes are found -Jerky, unreliable response using gamepad controls. Special notes for Game Developer: Using the button to exit out of Replay and Kickoff results in both Replay and Kickoff text to appear at the same time. When I enter into fight mode, the AI continues to fight me even if I am not prepared. While executing my controls before the screen shows two players fighting, my player keeps on fighting without me knowing about it. There's no proper executing of the fight scene before it begins. Holding the AI and player from fighting until the words announced, "Fight!" ends should help. The AI opposing team is too fast, and are capable of playing the ball against a newcomer to this game. Slowing them down, or potentially beefing up the player 1's AI along with the goalie would help. The goalie would not defend the post after a few rounds. After my goalie entered into a Rage fight with someone and won, he refused to defend the post. He would stand there and then receive hit after hit with the ball. So amazing he can survive such encounters! Whenever I switch to a new player on my team, I noticed that the previous player I selected stops. It just stands there for a few seconds before rushing to move into its position. If I select the one player repeatedly, the player can't move for a second or more. It results in a loss of the ball, loss of movement, and unable to defend aggressively. These are mostly some of the reasons why I lost my first Quickmatch as Germany against Japan! 0-8... *shudders*... Not ever doing that again. :P They're a World Cup winner in 2014! Not World Cup losers, haha.
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The idea of this game is really great, and this is why I bought it. Unfortunately at the moment the game is unplayable for me. It is horribly slow and full of lag in the response of the commands, even for single player and with lowest graphics settings possible. My PC can run GTA V, Skyrim, Dark Souls II, etc with very good graphics and very easily, so I am sure that this issue is not related to lack of my PC's processing power. Even then, I recommend this game because I see a lot of potential in it, and I know that the devs will solve this issue for the final version. Edit: I just played a game where I was losing by 6-4 but I ended up winning the match after having killed 5 guys of the other team. This alone made the purchase worth it ! Now I only need to wait for the devs to optimize the performance of the game and then have a lot of fun with it !
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Soccer Rage is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam.
Soccer Rage is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 9.99€ on Steam.
Soccer Rage received 528 positive votes out of a total of 647 achieving a rating of 7.71.
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Soccer Rage was developed and published by Stamina-Games.
Soccer Rage is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Soccer Rage is not playable on MacOS.
Soccer Rage is not playable on Linux.
Soccer Rage offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Soccer Rage offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
Soccer Rage does not currently offer any DLC.
Soccer Rage does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Soccer Rage does not support Steam Remote Play.
Soccer Rage is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Stamina-Games
Publisher
Stamina-Games
Release
02 Jun 2015
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