Revenge on the Streets 3

[h1] Information / Review English [/h1] Revenge on the Streets 3 is an Arcade//Beat 'em up developed by Del_Player. [h1] Gameplay / Story [/h1] One day Mr. Romero loses and crime bosses appear everywhere and kidnap Sarah. Karina saves her and after that she teaches Sarah how to fight and teaches her the art of fighting, teaching her different techniques to be able to defend herself against everyone and to fight the bad guys... You could say that lightning fast fists clash in this hard-hitting combat video game that also leaves nothing to be desired in terms of animation. It is best played with a controller. You can kick, punch, jump with it and the keys will be dashed over and over again. I'm pleasantly surprised by this one as it works well. To progress, a boss awaits you at the end of each section, which vary in difficulty. If you lose, there are continuation icons, but if you run out of them then you have to start over. In your adventure you will meet different opponents who need their own strategy to be defeated. It doesn't matter which technique you use, whether dropkick, bulging fists, etc., these should be well thought out because a small mistake could have fatal consequ…

Revenge on the Streets 3 builds on the developer's earlier games and still has all of the charm and impact that made them entertaining. Nearly every bug and flaw of 1 and 2 has been fixed, every character now feels viable, and the game in general is a lot more fair while still throwing curve balls. Character designs are again the high point, and I laughed at most of the bosses. Stands out as a beat-em-up that you can reliably finish solo without cheesing. Well done to Del Player, showing marked improvement with each release.

The games are great for the price! Have a sort of "how to draw anime" 2005 feel to them too which is neat.

A major improvement upon the previous Revenge on the Streets games. The graphics are still a bit crude and amateurish, albeit improved, and some stages feel overly derivative of ones from Streets of Rage or Final Fight, as do some of the characters, but the different bosses all have personality and charm. When it comes to actual gameplay this plays better than many prettier modern beat 'em ups -- indie or otherwise. It's not up to the level of something like Final Vendetta, but at the lower price it's worth a go.

Very good retro beat' em up compared to the previous ones, it has improved graphics, keep up the good work developer. It's worth your time and money!

This is a really entertaining, classic-styled beat 'em up with great controls and a good variety of characters to select from. I completed the previous two "Revenge on the Streets" game but this one was a bit harder and I was only able to get to stage 8 before I ran out of continues. I wish there was a wimp mode for players like me that offered more continues. This game is deceptively easy for the first stage, and at first I actually thought that it was a bit easier than the previous two games in the series, but the difficulty spikes quickly and the bosses are very difficult, (especially that boss from stage 3. That guy alone consumed like 2 of my continues). This game, like the previous ones, is very fun to play, but is slightly improved in graphics and sound.