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Is Mad Streets worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups who want local or online party brawls with physics-based combat
- Players who prefer short competitive matches with varied objectives over a single campaign structure
- Solo players interested in fighting alongside AI companions in a team mode
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-led campaign as the main structure; faction stories appear within Mad Rush rather than as a standalone campaign.
- Players who want combat built around weapons or complex tactical systems; the described fights center on fists, body targeting, and improvised throws.
- Players looking for a single-player experience without team-based AI companions or multiplayer.
Our take on Mad Streets
Rather than centering on a conventional solo beat-'em-up progression, Mad Streets frames its fights as party modes with shifting objectives, tournaments, and customizable match rules. Its physics-driven brawls also make thrown objects and opponents part of the combat.
What is Mad Streets?
Mad Streets is a physics-based party brawler set at Gutsford University, where players choose among the Jocks, Punks, and Rich kids.
Fights can be played solo or with up to four friends, locally or online. Combat includes targeting body areas, combining buttons for attacks, using special moves, and throwing objects or other characters. Mad Rush strings together fights and objectives, with faction stories to unlock; solo players can recruit 3 AI companions. Random Matches mix fights with quick objectives and end when a player reaches 5 points.
Rumble is a tournament without objectives, while One Punch gives each bout a single decisive strike. Stadium mode lets players revisit objectives and special fights. Matches can be customized with different judging rules, locations, and a referee.
How Mad Streets plays
- 01Physics-based combat
- Attacks can target body areas, and players can pick up and throw objects or opponents.
- 02Solo team mode
- In Mad Rush, a solo player can recruit 3 AI companions for fights and objectives.
- 03Custom match rules
- Players can choose the location, judging method, and whether a referee takes part.
- 04Local and online play
- Brawls support up to four friends, either locally or online.
- 05Multiple match modes
- Options include story-linked fights, objective-based rounds, tournaments, and one-hit bouts.
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Meteor MugFor:Groups wanting a multiplayer party game instead of a solo-focused experienceSkip if:Players seeking a story-driven campaign, since the current modes center on standalone matches and challenges
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Mad Streets: platforms & release
Is Mad Streets worth it?
It is worth it if: groups who want local or online party brawls with physics-based combat. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led campaign as the main structure; faction stories appear within Mad Rush rather than as a standalone campaign.
Where can I download Mad Streets?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Mad Streets's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Mad Streets on?
Windows only.
