The goal of most races are the same in that one person will be attempting to cross the finish line before the others, but what if you added platforming that was affected by the type of music you listened to? It’s an interesting idea, one that “Rush Bros.” dives into headfirst. In this particular game, players can race solo or go head-to-head against an opponent while jamming out to their favorite tunes. Before we get started with the review, I’d like to thank Derek Reeve from Plan of Attack (a PR & Marketing Agency) for reaching out and providing me with a couple of copies for review purposes.
Dad's Gaming Addiction
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