RacingFit check
Is Rush Bros. worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platform-racing fans who want hazards that react to music
- Players who want local split-screen races with one other person
- Solo players who want to race against ghost data
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a forgiving run may hit a wall in Survival Mode, where a single hit ends the game.
- Players who prefer a stable obstacle pattern may find music-driven movement changes disruptive during races.
- Players looking for a racing game centered on vehicles rather than platforming may not find that here.
Our take on Rush Bros.
Players seeking forgiving runs may bounce off Survival Mode as soon as a single hit ends the attempt. Those who rely on fixed obstacle timing may hit another wall when music changes how traps and hazards move.
What is Rush Bros.?
Rush Bros.
is a platform racing game with single-player and two-player modes. Players race through more than 45 levels containing puzzles, obstacles, and power-ups. Music affects the movement of traps, obstacles, and backgrounds, and players can use their own MP3 or OGG music library. Single-player mode includes ghost data for racing against previous runs. Two-player competition is available locally in split-screen or online, with PC and Mac players able to compete. Additional modes include Fast Forward, which speeds up gameplay, and Survival Mode, where one hit ends the run. Players can also switch off Zombie Repellant to add zombeats to levels. The game includes tracks by Xilent, Dead Day Revolution, Black Parrot, Animal Music, and other artists.
How Rush Bros. plays
- 01Music-reactive levels
- Music changes how traps, obstacles, and backgrounds move during a race.
- 02Custom music library
- Players can use MP3 or OGG tracks from their own collection.
- 03Ghost data
- Single-player runs can be raced against a recorded performance.
- 04Two-player competition
- Races support local split-screen and online play, including competition between PC and Mac players.
- 05Alternate modes
- Fast Forward speeds up play, while Survival Mode ends a run after one hit.
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Rush Bros.: platforms & release
Is Rush Bros. worth it?
It is worth it if: platform-racing fans who want hazards that react to music. Skip it if: players who want a forgiving run may hit a wall in Survival Mode, where a single hit ends the game.
Where can I download Rush Bros.?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Rush Bros.'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Rush Bros. on?
Windows and macOS.
