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Mother Russia Bleeds

Mother Russia Bleeds

Le Cartel Studio·Released Sep 5, 2016·Single player

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Genres
FightingActionIndieArcade
Critic66/100
Across 5 reviews
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Mother Russia Bleeds is an ultra-violent co-op brawler overflowing with an unmistakable style and unforgettably brutal action for up to four players at once. Set in an alternate U.S.S.R, the story centers on a desperate crew of imprisoned street fighters that must overcome an oppressive criminal authority and crippling drug addictions through any means necessary. Battle solo or alongside friends locally and online in an exceptional story mode campaign or harden your resolve in a multitude of formidable challenge and versus modes.

Reviews

6 reviews
year:20182016
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Nintendo Life
Jon Mundy·Nov 27, 2018
Critic50/100
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Mother Russia Bleeds is a proficiently-made side-scrolling beat 'em up that ultimately fails to drag this already limited genre forwards with any great new ideas of its own. Add in a wearyingly mature aesthetic and you're left with an oddly downbeat button-mashing action game; fans of the genre should wait for the forthcoming Streets of Rage 4 or download Capcom's superb Beat 'Em Up Bundle.

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Rock Paper Shotgun
Brendan Caldwell·Sep 7, 2016
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If you're the kind of person who wishes it still was the eighties and likes the idea of revisiting a button-mashing romp, warts and all, you'll find a lot to like about this one. But even so, you might find it wearing thin after a while. After all, even the Age of Nostalgia must come to an end.

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GameSpot
Mike Mahardy·Sep 5, 2016
Critic70/100
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Mother Russia Bleeds brings an older genre back into the limelight, with clever boss fights, intricate stage design, and complicated storytelling themes.

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