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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk

By Team Reptile, released 1 Jan 2023

  • Microsoft Windows
  • Xbox Series X and Series S
  • roller skating video game

What it is

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is a single-player action-adventure game from Team Reptile, set in New Amsterdam. Players join the Bomb Rush Crew and compete with rival graffiti crews for control of the city’s five boroughs. Painting graffiti earns REP, which players need to challenge rival crews in battles. Exploration also turns up crew members, graffiti designs, outfit colors, and music for a flip phone.

Movement combines skateboarding, inline skating, and BMX-style tricks. Manuals and boost tricks extend combos, and longer combos build boost power. The game’s militarized police response scales as players vandalize. It is listed for Windows and Xbox Series X and Series S; Steam lists Windows. Steam features include full controller support, achievements, and Steam Cloud.

What players like, and what they don't

  • Five boroughs to explore
  • Skateboarding, inline skating, and BMX-style tricks
  • Long combos build boost power
  • Full controller support
  • Single-player only
  • Steam lists Windows only

Who it suits

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk suits players who want a single-player city exploration game centered on graffiti, rival crews, and trick-based movement. It may also appeal to players who enjoy building combos while evading a police response that scales with vandalism.

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk ties city exploration and crew battles to graffiti and trick-based movement. It is a single-player experience with full controller support and Steam Cloud.

The longer read

Overview Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is a single-player action-adventure game from Team Reptile, set in the sprawling metropolis of New Amsterdam. Graffiti crews compete for control of its streets, using boostpacks to move through the city, mark territory and face off against rival crews and the police. The story follows Red, a graffiti writer who has lost his head and now gets around with a cyberhead. He joins Tryce and Bel in the Bomb Rush Crew, seeking to become All City while uncovering the truth behind his lost head and his connection to the graffiti world. Progress takes players through the city's five main boroughs. Painting graffiti spots earns REP, which is needed to challenge rival crews in Crew Battles. The game combines exploring and competing with expressive movement: skateboarding, inline skating and BMX-style tricks all feed into a trick system built around the environment. Key features Five boroughs to explore: Find graffiti spots, earn REP and build the crew's claim across New Amsterdam. Movement-based trick play: Link tricks into combos, extend them with manuals and add Boost Tricks for higher scores. Long combos also build boost power, tying stylish movement to faster travel. Build the crew: Find new members around the city, along with graffiti pieces to paint, outfit colors and music for Red's flip phone. Rivalries and escalating police response: Use earned REP to challenge rival crews, while the militarized police response scales up as vandalism increases. Steam lists achievements, full controller support, DualShock and DualSense controller support, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. It is listed as a single-player game; the available facts do not describe multiplayer or community-run servers. Platforms Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is listed for Microsoft Windows and Xbox Series X and Series S. Steam lists the Windows version, with controller support that includes DualShock and DualSense controllers. Who it's for This is a fit for players drawn to movement-focused action, graffiti culture and a city-spanning crew story. The trick system rewards chaining maneuvers, while exploration offers graffiti spots, crew members, clothing colors and music to find. Players looking specifically for multiplayer, mod-management features or server hosting should note that none are listed in the available game details. Pros and cons Pros: Three movement styles feed one combo system; exploring the five boroughs supports both progression and discovery; REP gives graffiti activity a direct role in crew battles. Cons: The listed offering is single-player, and the available details do not specify mod support or multiplayer features. Alternatives For other games from the same developer, see Games by Team Reptile . Related Team Reptile titles include Lethal League Blaze , Lethal League and Megabyte Punch . Verdict Bomb Rush Cyberfunk centers its appeal on movement, graffiti and crew progression across New Amsterdam. Its linked systems make exploration serve a clear purpose: earn REP by tagging spots, challenge rivals, and expand the crew while improving trick combos and gathering new finds. It is a focused single-player choice for players who want an urban action-adventure built around stylish traversal rather than a shared server experience.

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