If you’re looking for a game with music-influenced gameplay -- like its store page promises --, you’ll likely be a bit disappointed by ‘Rush Bros.’. The 40+ levels are always the same, no matter which track plays in the background. The extent of the music’s influence is how or how fast certain obstacles move. So, not exactly ‘Audiosurf’-level music immersion, really.

On the other hand, if you’re looking for a difficult platformer with a decent soundtrack, ‘Rush Bros.’ could be the game for you. The only other gripe I have with the game is how the character animations aren’t exactly… well, animations -- which makes moving through the levels feel not exactly fluid.
But its local as well as internet multi-player should make up for that if you’re looking for a little competition.

If you’re looking for a game with music-influenced gameplay -- like its store page promises --, you’ll likely be a bit disappointed by ‘Rush Bros.’. The 40+ levels are always the same, no matter which track plays in the background. The extent of the music’s influence is how or how fast certain obstacles move. So, not exactly ‘Audiosurf’-level music immersion, really. On the other hand, if you’re looking for a difficult platformer with a decent soundtrack, ‘Rush Bros.’ could be the game for you. The only other gripe I have with the game is how the character animations aren’t exactly… well, animations -- which makes moving through the levels feel not exactly fluid. But its local as well as internet multi-player should make up for that if you’re looking for a little competition.