Streets of Rage 4 Reveals a Fifth All-New Character and 4-Player Co-op

Feb 24, 2020 at 12:04pm EST
Streets of Rage 4

Streets of Rage 4 has revealed its final all-new playable character, Floyd Iraia. The guy is essentially Jax from Mortal Kombat, except even more jacked an unstoppable, as his robot arms can electrocute enemies and unleash giant death rays. Floyd is SoR4's fifth character (a record for the series) – he joins the classic trio of Axel Stone, Blaze Fielding, and Adam Hunter, and fellow new addition, Cherry Hunter.

In addition to the new character, it’s also been revealed Streets of Rage 4 will include two-player online co-op and four-player local co-op (another first for the series). You can check out the 90s-tastic skull-busting action in the trailer, below.

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Here’s a bit more information about our newcomer Floyd:

Floyd dishes out serious damage with his incredibly strong cybernetic arms, a cutting-edge upgrade courtesy of Streets of Rage 3’s playable cyborg, Dr. Zan. Although Floyd’s movement and health recovery are slower than most, he boasts the longest reach among the playable roster and tremendous power, ensuring any combo he puts an enemy through will be devastating.

And here’s Streets of Rage 4’s official description:

Streets of Rage 4 reunites Axel, Blaze, and Adam for the first mainline Streets of Rage game in more than 25 years. The highly anticipated sequel embodies the classic trilogy’s gritty, neon-streaked urban atmosphere in a fully original experience boasting a strikingly fluid hand-drawn art style. New skull-cracking playable characters, expanded combat abilities, and a pulsing soundtrack from an all-star lineup including series composers Yuzo Koshiro (Streets of Rage 1, 2, & 3, Sonic the Hedgehog) and Motohiro Kawashima (Streets of Rage 2 & 3, Shinobi II) make Streets of Rage 4 an all-out brawl of a lifetime.

Streets of Rage 4 brawls its way onto PC, Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch sometime this year.

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