Rampage: Total Destruction

Also known as: Rampage Total Destruction [UK]
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Check your brain at the door and everything's fine

Words: Brett Elston, GamesRadar US
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You're a big monster that walks around city streets and slowly razes the bustling metropolis to the ground. There you go. Practically everyone on the planet knows what's going on with Rampage: Total Destruction before they even fire it up. With this in mind, there's definitely some guilty, people-munching fun to be had here - and for less than 20 bucks.

You begin with a handful of the towering beasts, but by tearing through locales like New York, London and San Francisco, more than 25 creatures can be unlocked. It really doesn’t matter if you're an oversized nautilus or an angry cyclops, as each monster handles about the same. It's more a matter of preference than anything else.

Total Destruction tries to make the mindless button mashing a little more interesting by giving you goals to accomplish in each wave of new buildings. Eat five bikers, learn a new move. Smash a few cable cars and now you can do a roar attack. Each monster can level up in this way, but again, it all amounts to pounding buttons.

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Rampage: Total Destruction

Genre: Action
Release date: Apr 24, 2006
Published by: Midway
Developed by: Pipeworks Software
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
1 player SOLO
4 player CO-OP
4 player VS
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