At the start of every level you’re given one charge, but more can be collected during your travels and they’re almost always best reserved for bosses where you’ll need it the most.
Every character’s is slightly different – Axel’s, for instance, is a flaming rising uppercut, while Cherry’s is a Pete Townshend-inspired guitar powerslide – but triggering them will do a huge amount of damage to any Y Syndicate members unlucky enough to be in your path. It’s a simple but interesting minigame, and perhaps the most important addition into progressing the Streets of Rage formula as a whole.Ī stronger weapon in your arsenal are Star Moves. However, as I got the hang of combos I started using them semi-regularly in situations where I felt confident I could earn that precious health back. On my first playthrough, which took between two and three hours, I found myself avoiding special moves due to their risky nature. Any break in this combo results in the health being lost permanently. However, an added risk-reward twist for Streets of Rage 4 is that any lost health can potentially be earnt back if you string a combo of standard attacks together on top of it. Just like in the old games, each character has a special move that does a lot more damage at the cost of taking a chunk out of your own health bar.
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It’s 10 years since the events of Streets of Rage 3 and series regulars, Axel Stone and Blaze Fielding, return to fight crime again despite likely being “too old for this shit.” To balance out the familiar with something different is the addition of two brand-new characters, Cherry Hunter (the daughter of series stalwart, Adam Hunter) and a cybernetic armed, absolute unit called Floyd Iraia.
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