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Rumbleverse

I make notes of all the different games I want to give attention to. Some of them are playing the game. Others are writing reviews, and still others are writing some FFG Original article on. Rumbleverse is an online battle royale video game that was around for a short amount of time. I had it on my list to write a review at some point in time. Well that point in time has arrived like the video series Temptations of Time that we are running right now on our YouTube channel. I did a live stream of Rumbleverse and played it again later a few times. Rumbleverse never really impressed me. Rumbleverse was once on the PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. Look for a full review of Rumbleverse in issue #213 of the always amazing Family Friendly Gaming e-magazine.

The concept of Rumbleverse is actually pretty interesting and pretty cool. Take the Fortnite formula and have characters do professional wrestling moves on one another. This is right where Rumbleverse stops being cool. The controls are questionable at best. I would come up to another player and try to do a certain move. Guess what happened? Nothing. If it was a bot they would perform the move on me after it failed on them. They did not block or anything. There are different power ups that can be earned in Rumbleverse. Plenty of players would camp those to take out other players with the standard punches and kicks. Why? Those moves actually worked. The publisher for Rumbleverse is Epic Games. The developer for Rumbleverse is Iron Galaxy.
{04/05/2025}
- Paul