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Steel Rats

Tate Multimedia · Dec 4, 2018

PC · PS4 · Xbox One

Teen

About

Become one of the Steel Rats, and wreck and ride through hordes of enemies, switching between four unique characters as you wreak havoc with the ultimate killing machine your flame spewing, saw-bladed motorcycle. Steel Rats blends genres like no other game, infusing 2.5D stunt bike racing action with precise platforming and intense vehicle combat. Your motorcycle is your weapon in the fight against an invading horde of alien Junkbots. Combine up-close melee combat with deadly accurate shooting using a ludicrous vehicular arsenal that includes wheel-mounted saw blades, harpoon guns and flame spewing exhausts. Start your engine and master the realistic physics-based controls of your bike to perform stunts and skillfully destroy Junkbots. The more creative the destruction, the better! Ride up walls, perform a backflip off the side of buildings and unleash havoc mid-air while riding upside down. Discover the secrets of Coastal City and reveal the mystery of the Junkbot invasion.

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Scores by platform

PC

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.1

PlayStation 4

Critic 6.6 (7 critics) · Gamer 8.2

7.3

Xbox One

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Critic reviews

  • COGconnected

    Erin Castillo · Jun 09, 2019

    6.8
    Steel Rats is a true manifestation of style. From the crisp 2.5D graphics that are just plain nice to look at to the amazing and crisp detail shown in each and every one of the cutscenes, the art style is bang on here. The only thing that really makes it better is how every little action within the game comes paired with a glorious palette of sound. Combat sounds like slicing through armor, riding on the pipes sounds like an amplified zipper noise and every clang of the game, from beginning to end is worth taking in.
  • Xbox Tavern

    Jamie Collyer · May 22, 2019

    4.8
    Steels Rats is the definition of a ‘meh’ game. It has some nice ideas and elements, but nothing is really pulled off particularly well. Combat is fine, if repetitive, but the awkward camera view, the unreliable collision detection, and the general lack of any real character, collectively brings the whole thing down.

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