3.5

24 ratings

Review Rocket Arena

Date: 13/07/2020 (Last saved review: 06/05/2022) - Review: CommentChoisir.fr

Check all the 30 reviews find on Video Games Rocket Arena , with the 24 ratings, comments, pros & cons from the reviewers.
Theses reviews and tests from Video Games magazines and websites give 24 ratings, we get this average rating to this Rocket Arena product : 3.5/5.

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30 reviews and opinions with 24 ratings for Rocket Arena
We obtain an average score of 3.5/5, or 69.38/100
Warning this product has been rated 1 times severely, with very low scores, read the tests associated with these ratings.

Summary:
1/ Rocket Arena ratings
2/ Pros and cons Rocket Arena
3/ Videos-test Rocket Arena
4/ Conclusion

Rocket Arena ratings

24 Ratings ranked from best to worst, green to good grades, red to bad, Average rating: 3.5/5.
Source: https://www.commentChoisir.fr

9/10 Shacknews	90/100 Mag Jeux High-Tech	81/100 COGconnected
8/10 GameReactor	8/10 TechRaptor	4/5 Hardcore Gamer
8/10 BagoGames	75/100 Gaming Trend	15/20 GamerGen
7/10 GameBlog.fr	7/10 TheSixthAxis	7/10 ActuGaming
14/20 JeuxActu.com	7/10 Geeko	7/10 wccftech
64/100 4players	6/10 GameSpot	6/10 VideoChums
6/10 GamingBolt	3/5 4WeAreGamers	6/10 Vamers
5/10 Push Square	2/5 GamesCreed

5 Preview or review without rating: JeuxVideo.com, Fortress Of Solitude, Xboxygen, PXLBBQ, Multiplayer.it

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Shacknews

Solid array of characters
Good customization and progression
Fun and varied competitive modes
Colorful and strategically vibrant maps
Interesting combat mechanics
Solid roadmap of new content to keep things refreshing

PVE is existent, but limited
Most maps are very close-quarters and chaotic

reviewed at 13/07/2020 - [read the full review on Shacknews]

100

Mag Jeux High-Tech

reviewed at 06/09/2020 - [read the full review on Mag Jeux High-Tech]

100

COGconnected

Great map design
Crossplay at Launch
Unique characters
Combat mechanics
Rotating game modes

Aggressive monetization
Heavy Reliance on Community
Character design

reviewed at 22/07/2020 - [read the full review on COGconnected]

GameReactor

Feels great to play. Has tight mechanics and deep
unique competitors. Visually looks stunning and the soundtrack benefits it all. Accessibility features should not be overlooked and all in all
is a solid game for any player.

Artifact system has a few kinks that can be worked out. PvE mode is a little lacking at the moment.

reviewed at 13/07/2020 - [read the full review on GameReactor]

TechRaptor

Excellent Character Design, Both in Visuals and Gameplay
Crossplay is an Option
Maps are Very Colorful and Have Impressive Variety
Reasonably Deep and Unique Mechanics That Have a Learning Curve

Menus and Loading Screens are Somewhat Bland
Possible Balancing Issues With Certain Objective Gametypes
Some of the Voice Acting is Uninspiring

reviewed at 15/07/2020 - [read the full review on TechRaptor]

Hardcore Gamer

reviewed at 20/07/2020 - [read the full review on Hardcore Gamer]

BagoGames

Well-worked characters
Smooth controls
Entertaining game modes
Cross-platform

Sometimes chaotic
PvE not very spectacular

reviewed at 25/07/2020 - [read the full review on BagoGames]

100

Gaming Trend

Rocket-based combat is explosive and fun
Variety of unique rockets and abilities
Multiple modes help keep gameplay fresh

Character movement feels too slow
Coordinated abilities can overwhelm you and frustrate you

reviewed at 19/07/2020 - [read the full review on Gaming Trend]

GamerGen

reviewed at 03/08/2020 - [read the full review on GamerGen]

GameBlog.fr

reviewed at 13/07/2020 - [read the full review on GameBlog.fr]

TheSixthAxis

Landing successive hits is very satisfying
Relatively easy to find a character you like
High skill ceiling to strive for
Plenty of seasonal content planned

Some of these guns are definitely not rocket launchers...
Muddies the original rocket arena concept
A cartoony hero shooter doesn't feel particularly unique anymore

reviewed at 13/07/2020 - [read the full review on TheSixthAxis]

ActuGaming

reviewed at 13/07/2020 - [read the full review on ActuGaming]

JeuxActu.com

reviewed at 14/07/2020 - [read the full review on JeuxActu.com]

Geeko

reviewed at 19/07/2020 - [read the full review on Geeko]

wccftech

Ten diverse competitors that each control and shoot differently
Familiar takes on popular modes like Grifball and King of the Hill
Microtransactions limited to cosmetic appearances (and purchasable Battle Pass)

More traditional characters like Jayto feel like bottom tier competitors
Small hitboxes for most rocket attacks so precision aiming is necessary
Damage feels inconsistent for both splash damage and direct hits
Can't unlock battle pass without spending real money

reviewed at 21/07/2020 - [read the full review on wccftech]

100

4players

reviewed at 22/07/2020 - [read the full review on 4players]

VideoChums

Frantic yet intuitive gameplay that's quite fun to play via online multiplayer
Colourful and well-animated visuals
Different modes help mix things up

Gameplay becomes stale rather quickly
Characters aren't all that interesting
Not all arenas complement every mode well

reviewed at 23/07/2020 - [read the full review on VideoChums]

GamingBolt

Colorful designs and characters make the game a joy to watch
Simple mechanics are easy to pick up and play.

Balance issues and shallow mechanics keep the game from having much staying power

reviewed at 27/07/2020 - [read the full review on GamingBolt]

GameSpot

Pulling off rocket jumps has never been easier and it feels great to catch some air
Varied characters and abilities to learn, which adds a needed layer of complexity to the rocket-based action

Cooperative combos don't adequately reward the intricate plays they require
Rocket jumps lose their relevance with liberal movement options and few opportunities to use it for recovery purposes
Limited game modes that lack lasting appeal and competitive play that is diminished by the one-note gunplay

[6/10] reviewed at 21/07/2020 - Test Rocket Arena - Up In The Air [read the full review on GameSpot]
[6/10] reviewed at 21/07/2020 - Test Rocket Arena [read the full review on GameSpot]

4WeAreGamers

reviewed at 03/08/2020 - [read the full review on 4WeAreGamers]

Vamers

Rockets and lots of jumping
Great aesthetic
Combos are great (when you get them to work)
Crossplay support

Challenging for beginners
Repetitive
Lacks lasting appeal

reviewed at 03/08/2020 - [read the full review on Vamers]

Push Square

Cool concept
A few hours of enjoyment

Wears thin far too quickly
Premium price tag and microtransactions
It will struggle to maintain a player base

reviewed at 17/07/2020 - [read the full review on Push Square]

GamesCreed

The core gameplay is entertaining
All playable characters are available right away

Microtransactions and other cash grabs are overused
There is no real development to speak of
The audio production is shaky
The process of finding a compatible partner is time-consuming
Lacks refinement

reviewed at 13/07/2020 - [read the full review on GamesCreed]

not scored

JeuxVideo.com

reviewed at 13/07/2020 - [read the full review on JeuxVideo.com]

not scored

Fortress Of Solitude

Solid, addictive gameplay
Free post-launch content
Cross-platform

Micro-transactions suck
Rockets are a little lackluster
Limited PvE mode

reviewed at 18/07/2020 - Test Rocket Arena ? It?s A Blast [read the full review on Fortress Of Solitude]
reviewed at 18/07/2020 - Test Rocket Arena ? It's A Blast [read the full review on Fortress Of Solitude]

not scored

Xboxygen

reviewed at 18/07/2020 - [read the full review on Xboxygen]