- Steam pricePrice
- $14.99
- Release
- October 16, 2019
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How versus works
Players compete to knock opponents off rooftops using martial arts attacks, throws, and environmental hazards. Local matches support up to eight combatants on one screen; online mode offers one-versus-one ranked duels.
About this game
Roof Rage is a martial arts platform fighter built around fast-paced rooftop battles where positioning, timing, and knockback decide each round. Players compete to stay on their feet while the arena shifts, crumbles, or introduces hazards that turn every exchange into a high-stakes scramble for control.
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Combat centers on chaining strikes, grabs, and throws to knock rivals off the edge, combined with wall-jumps and defensive spacing to avoid the same fate. Environmental elements like moving platforms and destructible rooftops add layers of chaos, forcing players to adapt their approach mid-match. Each round rewards quick reads and precise movement over button-mashing.
Local play scales from tight one-on-one duels to eight-player free-for-alls, making it a flexible party fighter for groups chasing quick rematches and rising tensions. Online ranked mode focuses on competitive head-to-head matches where technical skill and counterplay separate contenders. Straightforward controls and rapid pacing keep the action accessible while leaving room for mastery.
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How many players can compete locally in Roof Rage?
You can battle with up to 8 players locally in chaotic free-for-all matches, or keep it focused with 1v1 duels. The game supports both single-screen and split-screen play with full controller support.
How do you actually knock opponents out in a match?
Victory comes from knocking rivals off the rooftop using strikes, grabs, and throws that create knockback. You can also use the crumbling environment and hazards to your advantage, forcing opponents into bad positions where they fall off the edge.
Does the rooftop itself change during a fight?
Yes, rooftops shift, crumble, and introduce destructible sections during matches. Moving platforms and environmental hazards appear mid-fight, so you need to adapt your positioning and spacing as the arena changes beneath you.
Is online play the same as local multiplayer?
Online mode focuses on competitive 1v1 ranked matches where you face other players head-to-head. Local play is where the full 8-player chaos happens, letting your group run quick rematches and experiment with different match sizes.
Can button-mashing win matches or do you need technique?
While the controls are straightforward and accessible, winning consistently requires quick reads, precise movement, and counterplay. Positioning, timing your wall-jumps, and defensive spacing matter more than mashing buttons, especially as you face skilled opponents.