ActionFit check
Is Roof Rage worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups looking for local fighting matches who want room for more than two players
- Platform-fighter players interested in one-on-one online matches
- Players who enjoy experimenting with movement and projectile interactions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer a slow-paced fighting game may find the matches fast-moving
- Players looking for a story-led campaign may find the match-based structure limiting
- Players who want online matches with more than two participants may find the online mode's 1v1 format restrictive
Our take on Roof Rage
Rather than limiting play to local party matches or online competition, Roof Rage includes both: local games support up to 8 players, while online play is one-on-one. That split gives its platform-fighter format a party-play option alongside competitive duels.
What is Roof Rage?
Set among rooftop duels, this martial arts combat game uses platform-fighting mechanics.
Local sessions accommodate as many as 8 players, with stock, team, score, and practice options. Online matches pair two players through either random matchmaking or a private invitation. Choose from 13 characters, each with a distinct playstyle, and 13 rooftops drawing on different cultures. Combat moves include throwing and catching roof tiles, deflecting projectiles, wave-dashing, parrying, and finishing with smash attacks. Computer-controlled opponents are available at 9 difficulty settings. The game supports both party sessions and competitive matches.
How Roof Rage plays
- 01Local Match Modes
- Stock, team, score and practice options support matches with up to 8 players.
- 02Online One-on-One
- Players can enter a random match or invite someone to a private game.
- 03Combat Techniques
- Fighters can throw roof tiles, deflect projectiles, wave-dash and parry.
- 04Computer Opponents
- Nine difficulty levels are available for matches against CPUs.
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Roof Rage: platforms & release
Is Roof Rage worth it?
It is worth it if: groups looking for local fighting matches who want room for more than two players. Skip it if: players who prefer a slow-paced fighting game may find the matches fast-moving.
Where can I download Roof Rage?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Roof Rage's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Roof Rage on?
Windows only.
