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Revision as of 13:09, 15 January 2022

For the unreleased Sega Dreamcast game, see Streets of Rage 4 (Dreamcast).

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Streets of Rage 4
System(s): PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Steam, Windows PC
Publisher:
Steam
GOG
HumbleBundle
Windows PC
Dotemu (Europe, US, Japan)
Steam
Yooreka Studio (China)
Sony PlayStation 4
Nintendo Switch
Limited Run Games (US)
Sony PlayStation 4
Nintendo Switch
3goo (Japan)
Sony PlayStation 4
Nintendo Switch
H2 Direct Games
H2 Interactive (Asia)
Sony PlayStation 4
Nintendo Switch
Xbox One
Windows PC
Merge Games (Europe, US)
Developer:
Genre: Action[1], Adventure[1]

















Number of players: 1-2 online, 1-4 offline
Release Date RRP Code
Sony PlayStation 4
JP
(Special Edition) 		¥4,600 (5,060)4600e[6]
CERO: B
Sony PlayStation 4
US ▼ 		$24.9924.99[2] CUSA-16237
ESRB: Everyone 10+
Sony PlayStation 4
US 		$34.9934.99[10]
ESRB: Teen
Sony PlayStation 4
US
(Classic Edition) 		$59.9959.99[11]
ESRB: Teen
Sony PlayStation 4
US
(Limited Edition) 		$149.99149.99[12]
ESRB: Teen
Sony PlayStation 4
US
(Brawler Bundle) 		$204.99204.99[13]
ESRB: Teen
Sony PlayStation 4
EU ▼ 		€24.9924.99[4] CUSA-16221
PEGI: 12+
Sony PlayStation 4
FR 		€34.9934.99[9]
PEGI: 12+
Sony PlayStation 4
FR
(Signature Edition) 		€54.9954.99[9]
PEGI: 12+
Sony PlayStation 4
UK ▼ 		£19.9919.99[3] CUSA-16221
PEGI: 12+
Sony PlayStation 4
UK 		£29.9929.99[7]
PEGI: 12+
Sony PlayStation 4
UK
(Signature Edition) 		£44.9944.99[8]
PEGI: 12+
Sony PlayStation 4
AU ▼ 		$37.9537.95[5] CUSA-16221
OFLC: Parental Guidance (PG)
Xbox One
JP ▼ 		¥2,636 (2,900)2900i[19]
IARC: 12
Xbox One
US ▼ 		$24.9924.99[14]
ESRB: Everyone 10+
Xbox One
EU ▼ 		€24.9924.99[17]
PEGI: 12+
Xbox One
FR 		€34.9934.99[9]
PEGI: 12+
Xbox One
FR
(Signature Edition) 		€54.9954.99[9]
PEGI: 12+
Xbox One
UK ▼ 		£20.9920.99[15]
PEGI: 12+
Xbox One
UK 		£29.9929.99[20]
PEGI: 12+
Xbox One
UK
(Signature Edition) 		£44.9944.99[21]
PEGI: 12+
Xbox One
AU ▼ 		$37.4537.45[16]
OFLC: Parental Guidance (PG)
Xbox One
KR ▼ 		₩31,40031,400[18]
GRB: 15
Nintendo Switch
JP ▼ 		¥2,363 (2,599)2599i[30]
CERO: B
Nintendo Switch
JP
(Special Edition) 		¥4,600 (5,060)4600e[6]
CERO: B
Nintendo Switch
US ▼ 		$24.9924.99[23]
ESRB: Teen
Nintendo Switch
US 		$34.9934.99[34]
ESRB: Teen
Nintendo Switch
US
(Classic Edition) 		$59.9959.99[35]
ESRB: Teen
Nintendo Switch
US
(Limited Edition) 		$149.99149.99[36]
ESRB: Teen
Nintendo Switch
US
(Brawler Bundle) 		$204.99204.99[37]
ESRB: Teen
Nintendo Switch
EU ▼ 		€24.9924.99[25]
PEGI: 12+
Nintendo Switch
DE ▼ 		€24.9924.99[26]
USK: 12
Nintendo Switch
FR 		€39.9939.99[9]
PEGI: 12+
Nintendo Switch
FR
(Signature Edition) 		€59.9959.99[9]
PEGI: 12+
Nintendo Switch
UK ▼ 		£22.4922.49[24]
PEGI: 12+
Nintendo Switch
UK 		£34.9934.99[32]
PEGI: 12+
Nintendo Switch
UK
(Signature Edition) 		£49.9949.99
PEGI: 12+
Nintendo Switch
AU ▼ 		$37.5037.50[28]
OFLC: Mature (M)
Nintendo Switch
HK ▼ 		HK$188.00188.00[31]
GOG
US ▼ 		$24.9924.99[43]
Steam
US ▼ 		$24.9924.99[38] 985890
Steam
EU ▼ 		€24.9924.99[40] 985890
Steam
UK ▼ 		£22.4922.49[39] 985890
Steam
AU ▼ 		$35.9535.95[41] 985890
Steam
CN ▼ 		¥7676[42] 985890
Windows PC
UK 		£24.9924.99[44]
PEGI: 12+

Streets of Rage 4, known as Bare Knuckle IV (ベア・ナックルIV) in Japan and Asia, is a sequel to Streets of Rage 3 developed by Lizardcube, Dotemu and Guard Crush Games with the approval of Sega. It was released in 2020 for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC, 26 years after its predecessor.

Story

The game takes over after the narration told by Bare Knuckle III, instead of the simplified story given in Streets of Rage 3.


“ Ten years have passed since the fall of Mr. X and his Syndicate. The city has been at peace... until now.

A new crime empire has arisen, corrupting everything good in the city. It is rumoured to be led by Mr. X's own children: the Y Twins.

Former detectives Axel Stone and Blaze Fielding join forces with their old friend's daughter, Cherry Hunter, along with Floyd Iraia, an apprentice of the brilliant Dr. Zan.

Together these four vigilantes stand against the Y Syndicate on the...

Streets of Rage

„

— Opening sequence


Gameplay

As with its predecessor, Streets of Rage 4 is a one or two player beat-'em-up game, where the objective is to traverse though twelve stages defeating enemies while trying to stay alive. The core mechanics are based on those found in 1992's Streets of Rage 2, but with a number of new features introduced to faciliate a new "combo" system.


Systems

Main article: Streets of Rage 4/Systems.

Streets of Rage 4 gameplay is based on the mechanics developed for Streets of Rage 2 and adds various tweaks to refresh the formula. The basics are still composed of:

  • Standing attack moves, simple punches, and kicks that can be strung together,
  • Jump attack moves, to hit enemies or to recover after being thrown away by an enemy,
  • Weapon attack moves, using objects laying on the floor like knives, drinking bottles or lead pipes,
  • Item manipulating moves, to pick items up from the floor, catch them in mid-air, drop them, or throw them at enemies,
  • Grab moves, including vaults over enemies for most characters.

In SoR2, all those moves were assigned to a single action button but, in SoR4, the attack moves and the item manipulating moves are assigned to two different action buttons.

This basic move set is completed by more powerful moves:

  • Blitz moves, special moves that don't incur any penalties and only work with bare hands,
  • Special moves, draining user's health,
  • Star moves, super special moves exclusive to SoR4.

Contrary to SoR3, each character only has a single blitz move but all of them can now perform 3 different special moves, including a new air special move. Floyd can also perform a grab special move. Those special moves still drain user's health but health lost this way can now be entirely recovered by hitting enemies as long as no enemies hit the user back in the meantime. The move set is completed by new star moves that can only be performed as long as a player still has stars displayed below his/her health bar. A player always begins with a single star. Stars can be cumulated by picking up star items on the floor.

Moreover, a new combo system makes its apparition:

  • Combo hit counting goes on as long as enemies are hit before a given delay.
  • Combo contribution to the score is strictly based on the amount of enemy health removed by hitting them.

As such, it is quite easier to perform very long combos in co-op or online modes by alternating hits between players. Hitting continuously already dead enemies does increase the combo hit count but doesn't contribute to the score at all.

As the story is a 3-party narrative actively involving the police and the Y Syndicate, some sections can be easier to get through by letting cops and thugs fight each other.


The gameplay with SoR4 versions of the characters are pretty much based on SoR2 mechanism of limited motions. In every situation, you must place yourself at certain locations beforehand to anticipate dangerous actions from enemies. This is in contrast to SoR3 gameplay where every character can move very quickly to any locations, focusing the gameplay on instincts and reflexes instead of strategies and planifications. The only exceptions to this limited motion rule are Cherry who can dash and SoR4 Adam who can perform small forward dashes.

The game also lets you play the previous incarnations of most characters by retrofitting their old gameplay to the systems in SoR4 where it makes sense, including SoR3 incarnations that still all get their evasive moves, dash and dodge moves.

Playable characters

Main article: Streets of Rage 4/Playable characters.

At the beginning of the game, only the SoR4 incarnations of Axel, Blaze, Cherry and Floyd can be selected. SoR4 Adam Hunter is available after defeating the boss of the fourth level, policewoman Estel Aguirre, the first time in the Story mode. All the previous incarnations of the classic characters can also be unlocked by increasing the score over several runs, except for Roo and Ash from SoR3.

When purchased, the Mr. X Nightmare DLC adds alternative movesets for all the characters, which must be unlocked in the new Survival mode, and 3 new SoR4 playable characters: Estel, Max and Shiva. It also adds SoR3 Roo as a secret character, only accessible through the same cheat code as in SoR3. Unless going through the Survival mode and unblocking at least one alternative move with him, the cheat code must be performed each time the game gets launched to get access to him again.


While information in this section is directly taken from the in-game Extra section, move names are directly taken from the move selection windows in the character selection screen, only available after purchasing the Mr. X Nightmare DLC. Mentions are given when other official sources come into conflict with those names. Those other sources are

  • The in-game Extra section of the game,
  • The poster coming with 3goo's Japanese physical release,
  • The manuals of the previous games in the franchise.

Only the normal movesets are listed in here, the main page. The alternative movesets are listed in this section's related subpage.

It's to be noted that, in other languages, the move names are simply the English names for Russian and languages using Latin characters, or direct transliterations in the languages' writing systems as in Korean. The only exceptions are both Traditional and Simplified Chinese, using translations or loose adaptations instead, as transliterations in Chinese are not possible without sounding very clumsy in most cases.


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 Axel Stone
  • Occupation: Ex-cop
  • Fighting Style: Martial arts
  • Hobby: Video games
Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz Grand Upper (English)
Ground Upper グランドアッパー (Japanese) 		Yuzo Koshiro revealed at the 30th anniversary of the 1st SoR that, although the American manual of SoR2 lists Grand Uppercut, he really wanted to render Ground Upper in the Japanese manual[45].
Defensive Special Dragon Wing
Offensive Special Dragon Smash The 10th lesson of the Training mode references the Dragon Smash as the Dragon Rush.
Air Special Dragon Dive The in-game Extra section lists Grand Hook: this is actually the name of Axel's 2-star blitz in MD SoR3.
Star Move SoR2: Grand Dragon Wing (English)
SoR2: Grand Dragon グランドドラゴン (Japanese)
SoR3: Spinning Body Smash (English)
SoR3: Body Smash ボディスマッシュ (Japanese)
SoR4: Dragon Burst
SoR4 Blaze mugshot.png

SoR3 Blaze portrait.png

SoR2 Blaze portrait.png

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 Blaze Fielding
  • Occupation: Dance instructor
  • Fighting Style: Judo
  • Hobby: Lambada
Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz Hishousouzan 飛翔双斬 The in-game Extra section lists Vertical Slash: this was the name given to Blaze's blitz in the English manual of SoR2.
Defensive Special Embukyaku 円舞脚
Offensive Special Kikou Shou 気功掌
Air Special Tobi Kyaku (English)
Tobigeri 飛び蹴り (Japanese) 		If it hits, it can be performed a second time.
Star Move SoR2: Tumbling
SoR3: Razor Sliding Tackle (English)
SoR3: Razor Slide レーザースライド (Japanese)
SoR4: Tamashi Age 魂上げ 		The Razor Sliding Tackle move uses the same animation as Blaze's 3-Star Blitz in MD SoR3, the Shouka Souzan Ha 昇華双斬破.


SoR4 Cherry mugshot.png
 Cherry Hunter
  • Occupation: Guitarist
  • Fighting Style: Pogo
  • Hobby: Repairing motorbikes
Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz Flying Knee Also called Cherry Kick チェリーキック in the poster of the Japanese physical release.
Defensive Special Sound Check Also called Elec Shock エレキショック in the poster of the Japanese physical release.
Offensive Special Townshend Smash (English)
Townshend タウンゼンド (Japanese) 		Also called Guitar Strike ギターストライク in the poster of the Japanese physical release.

The in-game Extra section properly lists Townshend Smash タウンゼンドスマッシュ in Japanese instead of the elliptic Townshend.
Air Special Air Townshend Smash (English)
Air Townshend エアタウンゼンド (Japanese)
Star Move Stage Entrance (English)
Entrance エントランス (Japanese)
SoR4 Floyd mugshot.png
 Floyd Iraia
  • Occupation: Mason
  • Fighting Style: Rakushin Fist
  • Hobby: Science
Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz Thunder Twins (English)
Thunder Twin サンダーシイン (Japanese) 		Also called Zenpou Shougekiha 前方衝撃波 in the poster of the Japanese physical release.
Defensive Special Thunder Sphere Also called Shock Wave ショックウェーブ in the poster of the Japanese physical release.
Offensive Special Magnetic Grab Also called Rocket Arm ロケットアーム in the poster of the Japanese physical release.
Air Special Thunder Pounce (English)
Thunder Pound サンダーパウンド (Japanese) 		It can be performed several times in a row and as long as Floyd doesn't have an empty life bar. Starting from a full life bar, this means up to 9 times in a row.
Grab Special Called Power Spark パワースパーク in the poster of the Japanese physical release.
Star Move Rakushin Beam Floyd actually says Cyber Nova in-game.

The in-game Extra section lists Rakushin Cannon ラクシンキャノン instead of Rakushin Beam.


SoR4 Adam mugshot.png

SoR Adam portrait.png
 Adam Hunter
  • Occupation: S.I.F. Agent
  • Fighting Style: Boxing
  • Hobby: Bonsai trees
Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz Uzi Punch
Defensive Special Chopper Slang term for helicopters
Offensive Special Howl Fang
Air Special Air Chopper
Star Move Sword Strike
SoR4 DLC Shiva mugshot.png

SoR3 Shiva portrait.png
 Shiva
  • Occupation: Dojo master
  • Fighting Style: Kempo
  • Hobby: Meditation
Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz SoR3: Dashing Moon Kick (English)
SoR3: Dash Moon Kick ダッシュムーンキック (Japanese)
SoR4: Final Crash
Defensive Special SoR3: Moon Kick
SoR4: Flaming Circular Kick (English)
SoR4: Dai Enkyaku 大炎脚 (Japanese) 		The non-playable SoR4 boss can create spiritual doubles of himself, which inspired the alternative moveset available in the Mr X Nightmare DLC for the playable SoR4 version.
Offensive Special SoR3: Final Crash (SoR3)
SoR4: Senretsu Ken 千裂拳 		Far from any enemies, the Senretsu Ken ends with a palm strike.
Air Special Air Senretsu Ken (English)
Taikuu Senretsu Ken 滞空千裂拳 (Japanese) 		By default, this move goes forward but, by holding down, it can go downward.
Star Move SoR3: Ultimate Final Crash
SoR4: Shin Hashinshou 真破神掌


The in-game Extra section lists 2 other moves: Handspring Palm Strike (English) / Kaiten Shoutei 回転掌打 (Japanese) and Rising Kick (English) / Shouten Shuugeki 昇天蹴撃 (Japanese). Those are probably the names given to the moves exclusive to the non-playable boss version of Shiva in the original MD SoR3.

SoR4 DLC Estel mugshot.png
 Estel Aguirre
  • Occupation: Police officer
  • Fighting Style: Krav Maga
  • Hobby: Painting
Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz Boot Mark
Defensive Special Flashbang (English)
Sen Koudan 閃光弾 (Japanese)
Offensive Special Police Tackle If Estel reaches and holds an enemy, the player can smash the attack button to have her pummel the enemy on the ground to add up to 6 hits.
Air Special Air Grenade
Star Move Tactical Support (English)
Engo Shageki 援護射撃 (Japanese)


The in-game Extra section lists Elbow Slam and Heel Kick, which are actually normal grab and basic combo moves, respectively.

SoR3 Skate portrait.png

SoR2 Eddie portrait.png
 Eddie "Skate" Hunter (English) / Sammy Hunter (Japanese)
  • Occupation: Student
  • Fighting Style: Street
  • Hobby: Breakdancing
Move list
Type Name Description
Grab Move Migraine (English)
Wanpaku Sekkan 腕白せっかん (Japanese)
Blitz Flying Headbutt In MD SoR2, Skate's blitz is called Super Dash in English, not Flying Headbutt, and Dynamite Headbutt ダイナマイトヘッドバット in Japanese.
Defensive Special Spinning Attack (English)
Spin Attack スピンアタック (Japanese) 		In MD SoR2 and MD SoR3, Skate's defensive special is called Double Spin Kick, not Spinning Attack. The in-game Extra section actually also displays the name used in MD SoR2 and MD SoR3.
Offensive Special SoR2: Corkscrew Kick
SoR3: Skating Fist Fury (English)
SoR3: Nakijyakuri Punch 泣きじゃくりパンチ (Japanese)
Star Move SoR2: Breakdance
SoR3: Ground Roll Smash (English)
SoR3: Do Roll Smash ドロールスマッシュ (Japanese) 		It looks like the Japanese name Do Roll Smash is a result of a spelling error while attempting to shorten the move name by removing Ground.



The move name discrepancies between SoR4 and SoR2/3 is probably due to the fact that the development team took this move list guide at GameFaqs by KageKaze (Troy Ludwig) as a reference while developing the Mr. X Nightmare DLC. The author of this FAQ took quite some liberties while naming some moves.

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 Max Thunder
  • Occupation: Pro wrestler
  • Fighting Style: Wrestling
  • Hobby: Bodybuilding
Move list
Type Name Description
Grab Moves Bear Hug, Thunder Body Slam, Atomic Drop
Blitz SoR2: Sliding Tackle
SoR4: Power Slide 		In MD SoR2, Max's blitz is called Power Slide in English, not Sliding Tackle, and Sliding Scissors スライディングシザース in Japanese. The in-game Extra section actually also displays the name used in MD SoR2.
Defensive Special Spinning Knuckle Bomb In MD SoR2, Max's defensive special is simply called Knuckle Bomb in English and Bomber Knuckle ボンバーナックル in Japanese. The in-game Extra section displays Spinning Knuckle Bomb in English and Bomber Knuckle ボンバーナックル in Japanese.

In SoR4, the move selection window in the character selection screen in Japanese actually shows Max's defensive special as Spinning Knuckle Bomb スピニングナックルボム for SoR2 Max but simply Spinning Knuckle スピニングナックル for SoR4 Max.
Offensive Special Thunder Tackle
Air Special Body Slam
Star Move SoR2: Giant Swing
SoR4: Thunder Strikes (English)
SoR4: Thunder Strike サンダーストライク (Japanese)
SoR3 Zan portrait.png
 Dr. Gilbert Zan
  • Occupation: Scientist
  • Fighting Style: Science
  • Hobby: Bowling
Move list
Type Name Description
Weapon Throwing Move Energy Ball Toss (English)
Energy Shot エナジーショット (Japanese)
Blitz Elbow Slam Shield (English)
Energy Slam エナジースラム (Japanese) 		The in-game Extra section in Japanese follows the original MD SoR3 move names: Vernier Tackle バーニアタックル.

The in-game Extra section in English displays completely different names: Mach Dash.
Defensive Special Shock Treatment (English)
Power Spark パワースパーク (Japanese) 		The in-game Extra section in Japanese follows the original MD SoR3 move names: Power Spark パワースパーク.

The in-game Extra section in English displays completely different names: Electric Body.
Offensive Special Electric Grab The in-game Extra section in Japanese follows the original MD SoR3 move names: Thunder Bolt サンダーボルト.

The in-game Extra section in English displays completely different names: Electric Reach.
Star Move Super Shield Charge (English)
Super Charge スーパーチャージ (Japanese)


All the English names of Zan's moves are creation of SoR4 as both the North American and European manuals of MD SoR3 didn't name any moves.

The move name discrepancies between the different menus in SoR4 is probably due to the fact that the development team took this first move list guide at GameFaqs by Truncated (Anton Berglin) as a reference during the development of the original game and then this second move list guide by KageKaze (Troy Ludwig) while developing the Mr. X Nightmare DLC. The authors of those FAQs surely didn't have access to the Japanese version of the game and thus came up with their own names for Zan's special moves.

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 Roo (English) / Victy (Japanese)
As a throwback to SoR3, in the Mr X Nightmare DLC, Roo is only accessible through a cheat code.


Move list
Type Name Description
Blitz Handbrake
Defensive Special Somersault Tail Whip (English)
Somersault Tail サマーソルトテール (Japanese)
Offensive Special Hurricane Kick
Air Special Air Tail Whip
Star Move Here Comes Bruce (English)
Bruce ブルース (Japanese) 		This moves is about invoking the clown that appears along Roo in SoR3. He cannot invoke more than 9 clowns simultaneously as the 10th invoked clown explodes killing all the other clowns in the process.

While the name of the clown is indeed Bruce in Streets of Rage 3, he's actually called Danch in Bare Knuckle III, making the move's Japanese name wrong for those knowing this fact.

Both Chinese localisations translated Bruce with the Chinese name of Bruce Lee i.e. Lǐ Xiǎolóng 李小龍.



A localization bug makes Roo remain as Roo-SOR3 in Japanese and Korean but he does become Victy-BK3 in Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

Items

By default, the 2 health items are set to roasted chickens and apples but they can be separately changed to any other equivalent food items.

SoR4 Chicken Sprite.pngSoR4 Apple Sprite.png
 Health items, Streets of Rage style
Roast Chicken: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Apple: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 Ramen Sprite.pngSoR4 Onigiri Sprite.png
 Health items, Japanese style
Big bowl of Ramen (Ramen ラーメン in Japanese): full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Rice Ball (Onigiri 御握り (おにぎり) in Japanese): small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 RoastBeef Sprite.pngSoR4 Croissant Sprite.png
 Health items, French style
Roast Beef (Rosbif in French): full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Croissant: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 Poutine Sprite.pngSoR4 Bagel Sprite.png
 Health items, Quebec style
Poutine: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Montreal Bagels: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 BurgerFrenchFries Sprite.pngSoR4 PizzaSlice Sprite.png
 Health items, Fast-food style
Burger & French Fries (US)/Chips (UK): full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Pizza Slice: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 Salad Sprite.pngSoR4 Tofu Sprite.png
 Health items, Vegeterian style
Big bowl of Salad: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Tofu: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 Lobster Sprite.pngSoR4 Caviar Sprite.png
 Health items, Delicacy style (added in 2021-07-15 patch)
Lobster: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Caviar: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 Fruits Sprite.pngSoR4 Pineapple Sprite.png
 Health items, Fruit style (added in 2021-07-15 patch)
Basket of Fruits: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Pineapple: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 ChickenWings Sprite.pngSoR4 Egg Sprite.png
 Health items, English pub style (added in 2021-07-15 patch)
Bucket of Chicken Wings: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Fried Eggs and Sausage Breakfast: small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 Durian Sprite.pngSoR4 Nem Sprite.png
 Health items, Vietnamese style (added in 2021-07-15 patch)
Durian (Sầu Riêng in Vietnamese): full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
Fried Spring Rolls (Nem Rán in N. Vietnam or Chả Giò in S. Vietnam): small health refill, +300 Points at full health.
SoR4 Couscous Sprite.pngSoR4 25AnniversaryCake Sprite.png
 Health items, misc. (added in 2021-07-15 patch)
Couscous: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
25th Anniversary Cake: full health refill, +1000 Points at full health.
SoR4 MoneyBag Sprite.png
 Money Bag
+200 Points
SoR4 MoneyCase Sprite.png
 Money Case
+500 Points
SoR4 Star Sprite.png
 Star
+1 run of the Star move

Weapons

The 30 kinds of weapons in SoR4 are classified into 4 different types (melee, non-lethal, less-lethal, and projectile) associated with 3 different ranges (short, mid-range, and long):

  • Projectile weapons always get automatically thrown at enemies, with long-range projectiles going through the whole screen,
  • The 3 other kinds of weapons remain in hands when attacking but have different effects when trying to perform a Blitz:
  • Most SoR4 incarnations can perform 2 types of thrusts with melee weapons, depending on their ranges,
  • SoR3 incarnations can perform 2 types of weapon blitz moves with melee and less-lethal weapons, again depending on their ranges.

The free patch of 15 July 2021 added 7 new kinds of weapons in the Story mode.

Weapon Type Range Effect
SoR4 Knife Sprite.png Knife Melee Short
SoR4 LeadPipe Sprite.png Lead Pipe Melee Long
SoR4 Taser Sprite.png Taser Non-Lethal Short Electricity
SoR4 Nightstick Sprite.png Nightstick Less-Lethal Long
SoR4 GolfClub Sprite.png (new with the free patch of 15 July 2021) Golf Club Melee Long
SoR4 Umbrella Sprite.png (new with the free patch of 15 July 2021) Umbrella Melee Long
SoR4 Bottle Sprite.png Bottle Melee Long
SoR4 BrokenBottle Sprite.png Broken Bottle Melee Short
SoR4 BaseballBat Sprite.png Baseball Bat Melee Long
SoR4 Grenade Sprite.png Grenade Projectile Short Explosion
SoR4 ToxicBeaker Sprite.png Toxic Beaker Projectile Short Toxicity
SoR4 SnookerCue Sprite.png Snooker Cue Melee Long
SoR4 BrokenCue Sprite.png Broken Cue Melee Short
SoR4 SnookerBall Sprite.png Snooker Ball Projectile Long
SoR4 FireBeaker Sprite.png Fire Beaker Projectile Short Fire
SoR4 BarbonBikeFrame Sprite.png Barbon's Bike Frame Melee Long
SoR4 Boomerang Sprite.png Boomerang Projectile Mid
SoR4 Katana Sprite.png Katana Melee Long
SoR4 Sai Sprite.png Sai Melee Short
SoR4 RoadSign Sprite.png Road Sign Melee Long
SoR4 Cleaver Sprite.png Cleaver Melee Long
SoR4 Eel Sprite.png (new with the free patch of 15 July 2021) Eel Melee Long Electricity
SoR4 ChiliPepper Sprite.png (new with the free patch of 15 July 2021) Chili Pepper Projectile Short Fire
SoR4 Fugu Sprite.png (new with the free patch of 15 July 2021) Fugu Melee Short Toxicity
SoR4 DurianWeapon Sprite.png (new with the free patch of 15 July 2021) Durian Melee Long
SoR4 Halberd Sprite.png Halberd Melee Long
SoR4 BlueChineseSword Sprite.png (new with the free patch of 15 July 2021) Blue Chinese Sword Melee Long
SoR4 GoldenChickenSculpture Sprite.png Golden Chicken Sculpture Projectile Long
SoR4 FloorMop Sprite.png Floor Mop Melee Long
SoR4 NailBat Sprite.png Nail Bat Melee Long
SoR4 Hammer Sprite.png Claw Hammer Less-Lethal Long
SoR4 Sledgehammer Sprite.png Sledgehammer Melee Long
SoR4 Brick Sprite.png Brick Projectile Long
SoR4 ElectricBeaker Sprite.png Electric Beaker Projectile Short Electricity
SoR4 Sword Sprite.png Sword Melee Long
SoR4 MorningStar Sprite.png Morning Star Melee Long
SoR4 Shuriken Sprite.png Shuriken Projectile Long

Enemies

As any beat'em up, SoR4 lore contains several basic types of enemies then declined over several variations.

SoR4 Sprite Galsia.pngSoR4 Sprite BT.pngSoR4 Sprite Brash.png
SoR4 Sprite Garam.pngSoR4 Sprite Jonathan.pngSoR4 Sprite Joseph.png
 Galsia
Galsia is a common street punk, one of the few recurring enemies from the first SoR. Pretty harmless alone, he excels in groups or with short-range weapons like knives.

The variants B.T., Joseph, Jonathan, Garam, and Brash behave the same way.

SoR4 Sprite Donovan.pngSoR4 Sprite Altet.pngSoR4 Sprite Gudden.pngSoR4 Sprite Z.png
 Donovan
Donovan is a skinhead wearing sunglasses, recurring since SoR2. He has a powerful anti-air uppercut and specializes in long-range weapons like pipes.

The variants Altet, Gudden, and Z behave the same way.

SoR4 Sprite YSignal.pngSoR4 Sprite GSignal.pngSoR4 Sprite RSignal.pngSoR4 Sprite DSignal.png
 Signal Gang
Another recurring enemy since the first Streets of Rage. His patterns didn't change since: this mohawk punk always tries to slide attack or throw players in the air. Y. Signal stands for Yellow Signal after his coat color.

The variants G. Signal (green), R. Signal (red), and D. Signal (cyan? This should be C. instead of D.) behave the same way.

SoR4 Sprite Koobo.pngSoR4 Sprite Baabo.png
 Koobo
Koobo is a cyborg with mechanic legs wearing a skull mask. With his kinetic abilities, he can throw all the weapons on stage at you and strike by slamming the floor after high jumps.

The variants Baabo behaves the same way.

SoR4 Sprite Dylan.pngSoR4 Sprite Kevin.pngSoR4 Sprite Francis.pngSoR4 Sprite Brandon.png
 Dylan
Dylan is a shirtless hoodlum, specialized in straight kicks and headbutts. He keeps his hands in his pockets all the time.

The variants Kevin, Francis, and Brandon behave the same way but they can also perform a series of three kicks reaching you from far away.

SoR4 Sprite Feroccio.pngSoR4 Sprite Dick.png
SoR4 Sprite Barney.pngSoR4 Sprite Lou.png
 Feroccio
Feroccio is the common police officer that usually slugs you to the gut.

The variants Dick and Lou behave the same way but they will also try to hold you, waiting for other colleagues to come finish you.

The variant Barney always shows with a taser to stun you. When unarmed, getting his taser back comes first.


The name Feroccio comes from Frank Ferrocio, a character from the Streets of Rage comics published in the 90's UK magazine Sonic the Comic.

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 Murphy
Murphy is a riot officer, equipped with an energy shield and a nightstick. Taking down his shield is mandatory before being able to beat him down.

The variants Dunphy and Sand behave the same way whereas Shadow only uses shurikens to strike you.


The name Murphy again comes from a character from the old Streets of Rage comics, with the character design inspired by the cop helping you with a bazooka in SoR. But this name is also a throwback to the main character of Robocop, Alex Murphy.

SoR4 Sprite BigBen.pngSoR4 Sprite Gourmand.png
SoR4 Sprite Anry.pngSoR4 Sprite Heart.png
 Big Ben
Big Ben is this annoying capped fatty guy, coming after you with a grin and by breathing fire since SoR2 or even SoR if we consider him being a demoted Bongo, the boss from SoR round 4.

The variant Gourmand comes at you by performing a body press.

The variants Anry and Heart come at you with rolling attacks.

SoR4 Sprite Garnet.pngSoR4 Sprite Ruby.png
SoR4 Sprite Diamond.pngSoR4 Sprite Pyrop.pngSoR4 Sprite Saphyr.png
 Garnet
Garnet is a female punk wearing a bra and jean shorts, around since SoR3 and hassling you with high jumps and drop kicks.

The variants Ruby, Diamond, Pyrop, and Saphyr behave the same way.

SoR4 Sprite Sugar.pngSoR4 Sprite Honey.pngSoR4 Sprite Caramel.pngSoR4 Sprite Candy.png
 Sugar
Sugar is a large female biker that can headbutt you from afar and grab you ending with a piledriver from up close.

The variants Honey, Caramel, and Candy have a longer reach.

SoR4 Sprite Raven.pngSoR4 Sprite Condor.pngSoR4 Sprite Pheasant.pngSoR4 Sprite Sparrow.png
 Raven
Raven is a Muay Thai fighter, back from SoR2, that only uses large kicks and his knees to attack. He only uses his arms to guard against your attacks.

The variants Condor, Pheasant, and Sparrow behave pretty much the same way.

SoR4 Sprite Goro.pngSoR4 Sprite Dokuja.png
 Goro
Goro is a bold karateka that prepares most of his dashing punches with specific stances, letting you know when he will attack. During those stances, only powerful or grappling moves can stop him from full execution.

The variant Dokuja can also strike you with a flurry of punches.

SoR4 Sprite Victoria.pngSoR4 Sprite Elizabeth.pngSoR4 Sprite Margaret.pngSoR4 Sprite Anne.png
 Victoria
Victoria is a female punk wearing a spiked leather jacket and sunglasses. She throws beakers at you containing chemicals making a fire after the beaker gets broken.

The variant Elizabeth throws beakers containing acid, Margaret throws grenades instead, and Anne throws beakers with electric effects.

SoR4 Sprite Gold.pngSoR4 Sprite Silver.pngSoR4 Sprite Bronze.pngSoR4 Sprite Iron.png
 Gold
Gold is a bald hitman wearing a two-piece suit and sunglasses, returning from SoR3. He fires at you with his gun from afar but he cannot punch or grapple you anymore.

The variants Silver, Bronze, and Iron behave the same way.

SoR4 Sprite Queen.pngSoR4 Sprite Belle.pngSoR4 Sprite Stiletto.png
 Queen
Queen wears a dominatrix leather suit and hits you with her whip. She's a variant of Nora, the boss of round 3.

The variants Belle and Stiletto behave the same way.

Levels and soundtrack

SoR4 is composed of 12 rounds instead of the usual 8 rounds of the original MD trilogy.

The backgrounds are filled with nods to the popular culture, to the previous games in the series or to the game's development team:

  • The Pine Pot café in round 1 is the same café found in round 1 of the first SoR,
  • A poster of Ash, the controversial mini-boss in Bare Knuckle III, can be found hanging inside the ship's main cabin at the end of round 3.
  • The ball Wilson from the movie Cast Away starring Tom Hanks can be found in the rubble at the end of round 4.
  • In the sewers of round 5, there are several tags representing:
  • The 4 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Splinter before their transformation,
  • One of the dragons from the logo of the videogame Double Dragon,
  • Marvel comics' Hydra logo,
  • Toad as a simple mushroom and some Super Mario Bros pipes,
  • The names from people of the development studios appear like 2RIVIERE for Olivier Derivière, C.LAG for Cyrille Lagarigue, C.IMBERT for Cyrille Imbert,
  • Some rings from Sonic the Hedgehog with Sonic himself performing his signature rolling attack,
  • Joe Musashi from Shinobi III.
  • At the bar of round 5, Roo is standing there cleaning a glass,
  • In the art gallery of round 8, there are several art pieces referencing:
  • The crimson beherit from the manga Berserk,
  • A purple sculpture referencing a real piece of art, McCarthy's green giant butt plug erected in 2014 in Paris, France, meant to be an abstract Christmas tree,
  • A portrait of Roo in Picasso style.
  • The mural right before the lift leading to Max in round 9 is a stylised rendition of the intro in SoR2,
  • Some members of the public around the battle ring at the end of round 9 are recognisable:
  • Julian Nguyen You from LizardCube on the left of the ring,
  • From left to right, Alban Ligouzat, Cyrille Imbert, Pierre-Olivier Petillot and Christian Cortez, people at Dotemu, on the left of the Y twins,
  • Laura Peitavi and Florian Harry, other people at Dotemu, on the right of the Y twins,
  • The singer Childish Gambino further on the right,
  • From top to bottom, Beausoleil Samson-Guillemette, Cyrille Lagarigue and Jordi Asensio, people of Guard Crush Games, on the right of the ring.
  • The stained glass in the castle of round 12 represents the androids P-Robot and Particle of SoR3, and Mr X as he was at the end of SoR2, sitting before the final fight.
  • The very last fight against the Y twins happens on a place in the style of ancient Rome architecture, with a central panel depicting Mr X holding his Tommy gun, a Thompson M1928 submachine gun fed by a drum magazine.


Note: the tracks given below are directly taken from the game credits available in-game, except for those with a reference next to them.


"Main Theme", "Character Select Theme" by Yuzo Koshiro

"Staff Roll Theme", "It's Extra" by Motohiro Kawashima


SoR4 Stage01.png

SoR4 Diva mugshot.png
 Stage 1: The Streets
Back to the streets of Wood Oak City, the vigilantes make their way until bumping onto Diva, the boss of Round 1, The Streets.


"They're Back" by Yuzo Koshiro

"The Streets", "Chill or Don't" by Olivier Derivière

"Overflow" by Groundislava


SoR4 Galsia mugshot.png

Galsia
SoR4 BT mugshot.png

B.T.
SoR4 Donovan mugshot.png

Donovan
SoR4 YSignal mugshot.png

Y. Signal
SoR4 GSignal mugshot.png

G. Signal
SoR4 Koobo mugshot.png

Koobo
SoR4 Dylan mugshot.png

Dylan
SoR4 Kevin mugshot.png

Kevin


SoR4 Knife Sprite.png
SoR4 LeadPipe Sprite.png

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SoR4 Commisser mugshot.png
 Stage 2: Police Precinct
Diva hinted at somebody in Chinatown that can help you. But the cops arrested everybody. It's time to break out from jail but the commissioner, the boss of Round 2, Police Precinct, won't let you out without resistance. It's a matter of police pride.


"What's Going on in the City"[46] by H-Pi

"Call The Cops", "Funky HQ" by Olivier Derivière

"The Commissioner" by XL Middleton

SoR4 Galsia mugshot.png

Galsia
SoR4 BT mugshot.png

B.T.
SoR4 Donovan mugshot.png

Donovan
SoR4 YSignal mugshot.png

Y. Signal
SoR4 GSignal mugshot.png

G. Signal
SoR4 Dylan mugshot.png

Dylan
SoR4 Kevin mugshot.png

Kevin
SoR4 Feroccio mugshot.png

Feroccio
SoR4 Dick mugshot.png

Dick
SoR4 Barney mugshot.png

Barney
SoR4 Murphy mugshot.png

Murphy


SoR4 LeadPipe Sprite.png
SoR4 Taser Sprite.png
SoR4 Nightstick Sprite.png


Since the free patch of 15 July 2021:

SoR4 GolfClub Sprite.png

SoR4 Stage03.png

SoR4 Nora mugshot.png
 Stage 3: Cargo Ship
The events at the police station didn't go unnoticed. Mr. Y made a proposition that you promptly refused. He thus simply expedited the problem by retaliating with heavy guns. You escaped by diving into the bay. Now, you must go back to dry land using a cargo. Nora returns from SoR and gets promoted as the boss of Round 3, Cargo Ship.


"A Very Generous Offer"[46] by H-Pi

"The Storm Boat" by Olivier Derivière

"Nora" by Keiji Yamagishi


SoR4 Galsia mugshot.png

Galsia
SoR4 Galsia mugshot.png

Galsiaaaaa
SoR4 BT mugshot.png

B.T.
SoR4 Donovan mugshot.png

Donovan
SoR4 Dylan mugshot.png

Dylan
SoR4 Kevin mugshot.png

Kevin
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Francis
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Big Ben


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Since the balancing patch of 7 September 2020:

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Since the free patch of 15 July 2021:

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 Stage 4: Old Pier
The cargo crashed into an old pier. You still try to reach Chinatown but officer Estel Aguirre is the boss of Round 4, Old Pier, and will make you understand why you don't go against the police without a lawyer...


"Ghost Fair", "Down The Beatch"[47] by Olivier Derivière

"Estel Round 1" by Harumi Fujita


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Galsia
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B.T.
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Donovan
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Y. Signal
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G. Signal
SoR4 Feroccio mugshot.png

Feroccio
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Barney
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Murphy
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Ruby
SoR4 Diamond mugshot.png

Diamond


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SoR4 Taser Sprite.png
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SoR4 Grenade Sprite.png

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 Stage 5: Underground
Estel didn't listen to your claims so she called more backups. The situation seemed desperate until an agent from the Special Investigation Forces, Adam Hunter, came to delay the police forces enough so that you could escape through the sewers. Your footsteps will get you to a bar, managed by an old acquaintance: Barbon returns from SoR2 and is the boss of Round 5, Underground. This time, his physical appearance is a throwback to the famous singer of the musical group Queens, Freddy Mercury.


"Long Time No See"[46] by H-Pi

"On Fire" by Olivier Derivière

"Barbon" by Motohiro Kawashima


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Galsia
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B.T.
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Donovan
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Altet
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Y. Signal
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Koobo
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Dylan
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Kevin
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Francis
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Big Ben
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Ruby
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Diamond
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Garnet
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Honey
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Sugar
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Caramel


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Since the balancing patch of 7 September 2020:

Walking upward in front of Roo makes spawn 3 vials:

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SoR4 FireBeaker Sprite.png
SoR4 ElectricBeaker Sprite.png

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 Stage 6: Chinatown
You kindly thanked Barbon's welcome party by borrowing one of his motorbikes and finally reached Chinatown. Diva's hint will make you come across Shiva again after the events of SoR2 and SoR3, the boss of Round 6, Chinatown.


"Chow Time", "Do Joe" by Olivier Derivière

"Shiva" by Yoko Shimomura


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Galsia
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B.T.
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Donovan
SoR4 Altet mugshot.png

Altet
SoR4 Dylan mugshot.png

Dylan
SoR4 Kevin mugshot.png

Kevin
SoR4 Francis mugshot.png

Francis
SoR4 BigBen mugshot.png

Big Ben
SoR4 Gourmand mugshot.png

Gourmand
SoR4 Diamond mugshot.png

Diamond
SoR4 Garnet mugshot.png

Garnet
SoR4 Raven mugshot.png

Raven
SoR4 Condor mugshot.png

Condor
SoR4 Pheasant mugshot.png

Pheasant
SoR4 Goro mugshot.png

Goro


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SoR4 LeadPipe Sprite.png
SoR4 BaseballBat Sprite.png
SoR4 Boomerang Sprite.png
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SoR4 Sai Sprite.png
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Since the free patch of 15 July 2021:

Walking upward in front of the 2 stock pots in the kitchen makes spawn an eel most of the time, sometimes a red chili pepper or a fugu instead.

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SoR4 ChiliPepper Sprite.png
SoR4 Fugu Sprite.png
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SoR4 BlueChineseSword Sprite.png

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 Stage 7: Skytrain
Shiva didn't associate with the Y twins but he laid down their plans to control people's minds through sound waves, hence the huge loudspeakers. The vigilantes now obviously want to halt those plans and are on their way to the Y tower. However, Estel and the commissioner both challenge the vigilantes again and are the bosses of Round 7, Skytrain. Defeating Estel is enough to win the round.


"Thank You Shiva"[46] by H-Pi

"Aphex Train" by Olivier Derivière

"Estel: Round 2" by Harumi Fujita


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B.T.
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Donovan
SoR4 Altet mugshot.png

Altet
SoR4 GSignal mugshot.png

G. Signal
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Francis
SoR4 Feroccio mugshot.png

Feroccio
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Dick
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Barney


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 Stage 8: Art Gallery
This time, Estel understood what's brewing within the city directly from Mr. Y: he personally fired a bazooka towards the train to finish the vigilantes off despite the commuters and the cops. The ensuing explosion let them around the corner of an art gallery controlled by the Syndicate. Beyo and Riha, the bosses of Round 8, Art Gallery, are probably the sisters of Diva. While Diva attacks you with an electrified snake, Beyo can create toxic puddles and Riha hits you with a flamethrower snake. Beyo and Riha are named after the singers Beyoncé and Rihanna.


"Now Die"[46] by H-Pi

"An Exhibition" by Olivier Derivière

"Double Divas" by Motohiro Kawashima


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Galsia
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B.T.
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Jonathan
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Donovan
SoR4 Altet mugshot.png

Altet
SoR4 GSignal mugshot.png

G. Signal
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Lou
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Raven
SoR4 Condor mugshot.png

Condor
SoR4 Victoria mugshot.png

Victoria
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Elizabeth
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Margaret


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 Stage 9: Y Tower
This art gallery was next to the Y Tower. Going the tower up will lead you to Max from SoR2 as the unexpected boss of Round 9, Y Tower. He's controlled by the Syndicate through mind-controlling music. Snap him out of it by taking him down.


"Rising Up" by Olivier Derivière

"Maximum" by Scattle


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Joseph
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Donovan
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Altet
SoR4 GSignal mugshot.png

G. Signal
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R. Signal
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Dylan
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Kevin
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Francis
SoR4 BigBen mugshot.png

Big Ben
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Gourmand
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Ruby
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Garnet
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Raven
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Condor
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Pheasant
SoR4 Goro mugshot.png

Goro
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Dokuja
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Silver
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Gold


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 Stage 10: To The Concert
After freeing Max from the Syndicate control, the Y twins tried to subdue all the heroes with the mind-controlling devices at hand. This plan failed thanks to the help of Estel. The twins hence fled to the concert hall, probably to use tonight's DJ K-Washi concert as a means to broadcast their music. DJ K-Washi is the boss of Round 10, To The Concert. K-Washi is a throwback to Motohiro Kawashima.


"We Have To Stop It"[46] by H-Pi

"25 Years Ago" by Olivier Derivière

"DJ Kwashi" by Motohiro Kawashima


The boss track of this round was originally entrusted to Hideki Naganuma (Jet Set Radio, Sonic Rush, Yakuza) but some planning issues made him cancel the engagement, with Kawashima finally replacing him for this additional track[48][49].


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B.T.
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Jonathan
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Joseph
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Garam
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Gudden
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Z
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R. Signal
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D. Signal
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Koobo
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Big Ben
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Anry
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Sugar
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Caramel
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Honey
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Raven
SoR4 Condor mugshot.png

Condor
SoR4 Margaret mugshot.png

Margaret


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SoR4 Grenade Sprite.png
SoR4 NailBat Sprite.png
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Since the balancing patch of 7 September 2020:

D. Signal has been removed from this stage, replaced by:

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Gold

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 Stage 11: Airplane
The concert has been successfully canceled. Now, it's time to definitely stop the Y twins. The pursuit goes on at the airport. Mr. Y is the boss of Round 11, Airplane.


"A Ki Ra", "Lift The Ground" by Olivier Derivière

"Mr. Y" by Yuzo Koshiro


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Jonathan
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Garam
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R. Signal
SoR4 DSignal mugshot.png

D. Signal
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Francis
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Brandon
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Barney
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Dunphy
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Sand
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Saphyr
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Pyrop
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Victoria
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Anne
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Iron
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Belle
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Queen
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Stiletto


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SoR4 ElectricBeaker Sprite.png

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 Stage 12: Y Island
The plane was a means for the twins to get back to their home: Round 12, Y Island. You must first fight Ms. Y alone. Then the twins will team up to finish you off with a giant mech.


"Airplane Crash"[46] by H-Pi

"Ti Un Fou" by Olivier Derivière

"Mrs. Y" by Yuzo Koshiro

"Next Of Kin Showdown" by Das Mörtal


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Jonathan
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Joseph
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Brash
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Z
SoR4 DSignal mugshot.png

D. Signal
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Baabo
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Shadow
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Big Ben
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Gourmand
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Anry
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Heart
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Saphyr
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Garnet
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Caramel
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Candy
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Sparrow
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Bronze


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Since the balancing patch of 7 September 2020:

Anry has been removed from this stage along the big spike ball in the ninja room.

Survival

Included with the Mr. X Nightmare DLC is a "survival" mode, which pits the player against an onslaught of enemies until their life runs out. As this mode is played, alternative moves are unlocked for the characters taking part, which can then be selected before the start of other modes in the game. As with other unlockables, the rate at which this happens depends on the player's final score in this mode, however the survival score is kept separate from the main game and is represented as a progress bar rather than numbers.

The survival mode comprises of "levels", in which randomly selected groups of enemies are spawned into a small arena with the player. As the mode progresses, the number of enemies increases, and stronger varieties are introduced. Every four levels the player must face a "boss"; a much stronger foe (or as the difficulty increases, foes) which is either a boss from the main game, one of the player characters (controlled by the computer) or returning bosses from prior Streets of Rage games.

In addition to fighting enemies, the player often must contend with arena hazards, and will occasionally be taken to a "retro" level in which to fight enemies from Streets of Rage 2 and Streets of Rage 3 (with original graphics and a CRT screen filter).

Random items are also spawned alongside enemies, including the full roster of weapons, food items, money and stars. At the end of each level, the player is given a choice of random power-ups to assist play. All become less common as the levels progress.

In addition to a "random sim", weekly events are also held, in which level order and enemy/item placement is always the same. Defeated enemies become spawnable in training mode.

Level types

"Warm up"
The no-frills empty room also used in training mode.
"Aztec"
An arena with wrecking balls, floor switches that trigger traps or arrow shooters.
"Aircraft carrier"
Combatants have to deal with wind that can push left or right, or lightning strikes that target where characters were standing moments before.
"Factory"
An arena with ceiling lasers, moving walkways or a giant cylindrical crusher in the centre of the stage. Sometimes switches spawn on either side, which if hit will giving the player control over these features.
"Fighting arena"
A classic fighting arena, but with electrified fencing, more wrecking balls and the opportunity to fall off the stage.
"Volcano"
An arena with spurts of lava and occasionally fireballs raining from the sky.
"Retro"
The retro levels lack stage hazards and recreate areas from the three Mega Drive Streets of Rage games. All enemies and pickups are from the classic games, and the music is also recycled from prior entries.

Unique enemies

A number of enemies are exclusive to Survival mode, although most are simply other variants of pre-existing enemies. Every enemy and boss from the main game (including the hidden ones) may also spawn.

SoR4 Sprite Tatsu.png Tatsu
Fully functional, but unused in the base game.
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Fully functional, but unused in the base game.
Barnaby
Leo
Paul
Doug
Zeebo
Ralphy
Fred
Weetnee
Deputy
Lieutenant
Vulture
Wayne
DJ K Zushi
DJ K Nashi
Mr. What
Mr. Whatever
Ms. What
Ms. Whatever
Break (boss)
Blaze (boss)
Cherry (boss)
Floyd (boss)
Adam (boss)

Retro

Most of the "retro" enemies behave as they did in prior Streets of Rage games. There are no palette-swapped variants.

Electra
Hakuyo
Robo X
Goldie
Fog
Zack
Tiger
Mona and Lisa
Kusanagi
Bruce
Antonio (boss)
Souther (boss)
Bongo (boss)
R. Bear (boss)
Yamato (boss)

History

Development

Main article: Streets of Rage 4/Development.

Reception

The first announcement of the game was made on Dotemu and Lizardcube's Twitter accounts on 27 August 2018, along with a trailer already showing some sequences of the game at its early stage[50][51], with a soundtrack composed by Kirosen[52], a team of 2 French composers, Benjamin Nakache and Mathieu Rosenzweig[53]. The reception from the retro gaming public was quite lukewarm at the time, negatively comparing the artistic direction to popular Flash games during the 2000s. The uncertainty at the time of whether Yuzo Koshiro and Motohiro Kawashima would return as composers on the game was also quite unappealing to long-time fans of the franchise. But various fan communities sent a lot of encouragements and suggestions instead of simply criticizing severely the initiative, particularly during PAX showcases in North America[48][49].


The huge success of Limited Run Games' physical editions pre-ordering campaign between 20 March and 10 May 2020[54][55], the first announced in the wild, probably sealed the publication rights to other physical publishers worldwide.

As non-US customers weren't made aware during Limited Run Games pre-order campaign that other publishers would make local physical releases, a big wave of unhappy fans made their voice heard. Dotemu quickly apologized for the mishandling of the situation and offered a free Steam key for people who purchased the limited edition and all LRG orders came with an additional soundtrack CD including an exclusive remix from Tee Lopes (Sonic Mania, Team Sonic Racing)[56][57].

Moreover, as the limited edition of LRG hasn't been officially announced until 29 April 2020, LRG exceptionally bent their usual policy by allowing the cancellation of previous SoR4 pre-orders for those who secured a copy of the limited edition[58]. Although not officially announced, they also accepted pre-order cancellations for some non-US residents, most likely within the usual leniency of their preorder non-cancellation rule.


With trailers being regularly released and groundbreaking announcements like the 4-player co-op mode or the possibility to play the game using old incarnations of the classic characters, the public and critics alike welcomed the game quite warmly after its digital release on 30 April 2020, making it quite a surprising success by hitting more than 1.5m downloads by 7 September 2020[59], including downloads from the Xbox Game Pass where the game is available at no additional costs. This has been followed by a worldwide physical release between 24 and 30 July 2020, published by 3goo in Japan, H2 Interactive in Asia, and Merge Games in Europe and the USA. Limited Run Games also released their own regular and classic editions of the game late August 2020. Their limited edition with a figure of both Axel and Blaze, including the brawler bundle with a triple vinyl soundtrack, was announced for late Fall 2020 but has been delayed to mid-December 2020 because of the global Covid-19 pandemic[60] with an actual release date in early January 2021.


Most physical releases came with some goodies:

  • Merge Games regular editions all have at least a reversible cover, a keyring, and an art booklet,
  • Merge Games' Signature edition also comes with 5 enamel pins, a numbered collector’s certificate, Axel's blue bandana, and a double CD OST,
  • 3goo special edition comes with a reversible cover, a single CD soundtrack and a poster having its back side showing the complete command list for the 4 characters available during the first run of the game à la Bare Knuckle III,
  • H2 Interactive published physical editions at least in Korea, Hong Kong, and Taiwan with a reversible cover and a single CD soundtrack,
  • Limited Run Games' regular edition has a reversible cover and an instruction manual,
  • Limited Run Games' classic edition also comes with a SteelBook case and a Genesis clam shell case,
  • Limited Run Games' limited edition adds to these a CD soundtrack, a chicken stress ball, a 7" figure of Axel and Blaze, a commemorative Genesis metal cartridge, an artbook, and an 18 x 24 inches poster.


Following the initial Steam release on Windows on 30 April 2020, Streets of Rage 4 has officially become available on Mac and Linux on 12 November 2020[61]. By that time, Metacritic listed an average Metascore of 85/100 and an average user score of 8/10 on all platforms[62][63][64][65].

DotEmu declared that they sold over 2.5m copies on 8 April 2021, without specifying if this figure includes Xbox Game Pass downloads[66]. The inclusion of SoR4 in the Xbox Game Pass had a negative effect on actual selling on the Xbox platforms. Despite this, the game still sold a substantial amount of copies on Xbox and this inclusion didn't impact the other platforms. Actually, it surely had an overall positive influence by word of mouth, tremendously spreading the news among potential buyers on those other platforms. Most importantly, this deal with Microsoft secured the financial situation of DotEmu before the game release and Cyrille Imbert, CEO of DotEmu, stated that he will gladly renew the experience with future productions[67].

Production credits

  • Executive Producer: Cyrille Imbert (Dotemu)
Core Team
  • Ben Fiquet: Art Director, Original Concepts, Character Art and Animation, Narrative Director, Story, Cinematics, Creative Designer
  • Jordi Asensio: Lead Game Designer, Level Design
  • Cyrille Lagarigue: Technical Director, Main Programmer, Game Design, Level Design
  • Beausoleil Samson-Guillemette: Programmer, UI Integration, Background Effects, Additional Writing
  • Julian You: Background Supervisor, Art Designer, Cutscenes
Development
  • Head of Production: Christian Cortez (Dotemu)
  • Associate Producers: Ben Fiquet (Lizardcube), Cyrille Lagarigue (Guard Crush Games), Alban Ligouzat (Dotemu)
  • Assistant Animators: Bruno Cohen (Lizardcube), Brice Maleo (Lizardcube)
  • Additional Level Design: Florian Harry (Dotemu)
  • Additional Programming: Olivier Veneri (Moshing Cat Studio)
Music
  • Music Supervisor: Cyrille Imbert (Dotemu)
  • AMEO Production: Olivier Derivière (Composer and Producer), Marion Derivière (Agent)
  • Japanese Composer Tracks - Produced by Brave Wave Productions: Yuzo Koshiro (Ancient Corp.), Motohiro Kawashima, Harumi Fujita, Yoko Shimomura (Midiplex), Keiji Yamashigi (Kajiya Music)
  • Brave Wave Sound Producer & Coordinator: Alexander Aniel
  • Brave Wave Executive Producer: Mohammed Taher
  • West Composer Tracks - Produced by Mutant Ninja: Das Mörtal, Groundislava, Scattle, XL Middleton
  • Mutant Ninja Music Advisors & West Artist Coordinators: Tarafa Sahloul, Rémy Dahi
  • Music Editor Assistant: Maxime Gautier
  • Tenor Saxophone: Jordi Asensio
  • Guitares: Francois Masciopinto
  • Cinematic Tracks: Henri-Pierre Pellegrin (Composer/Producer)
Sound Design
  • Sound Designer: Swann Menage
Voices
  • Production: Philippe Catrice (Voxmade), Camille Oesch
  • Axel: Joe Bianco, Olivier Raynal
  • Blaze: Hitomi Farrel, Barbara Weber-Boustani
  • Cherry: Quinn Lafontaine
  • Floyd: Bruce Sherfield
  • Adam: Avant Strangel
  • Shiva: Olivier Raynal
  • Estel: Barbara Weber-Boustani
  • Diva: Célia Asensio
  • Barbon: Diego Asensio
  • Enemies: Célia Asensio, Diego Asensio, Jordi Asensio, Diane Quenet, Thomas Hajdukowicz, Xavier Eutrope, Camille Jacques, Swann Menage, Alice Noiret, Léa Grenet, Pierre Bertinet, Elodie De Mesquita, Caroline Zhang
Story
  • Story By: Ben Fiquet
  • Additional Storywriter: Matthew Ritter
  • Cinematics: Ben Fiquet (Lizardcube), Swann Menage (SFX), Henri-Pierre Pellegrin (Music), Julian You (Lizardcube)
  • Original Teaser Trailer: Bobby Prod
Mr. X Nightmare DLC
  • Executive Producer: Cyrille Imbert
  • Core Team: Ben Fiquet, Jordi Asensio, Cyrille Lagarigue, Beausoleil Samson-Guillemette, Julian You
  • Additional Art: Justine Ghyselen
  • Music Composer: Tee Lopes
  • Music Master Engineer: Andrew One
  • Sound Designer: Christophe Hogommat
  • Additional Voices: Voxmade
  • Estel: Tracy Lindley
  • Max: Bryan Olson
  • Shiva: Bert DeCoy
  • Beta Testers: Lucas "Shad G" Bily-Ropero, Gauthier Brunet, Thierry Leblanc, Jérôme Nivart, Clément Schouvey, Louis Urbani
Dotemu Quality Assurance
  • Head of QA: Pierre-Olivier Petillot
  • Lead Tester: Laura Peitavi
  • Testers: Manon Botineau, Catherine Dorojko-Mojaisky, Florian Harry, Grégoire Imbert, Valentin Laginha, Grégory Le Bris, Thibaut Panchout, Corentin "Deity" Pauvrasseau
  • External QA Company: Huwiz Solutions
  • Testers - Huwiz: Alexander Kofira, Alexandre Do Rego, Alexandre Hayeur, Bastien-Jay Ouellet, Carolljo Maher, Christopher Sauvé, David Ringuet, Éliane Dumesnil, Frédérik Dupras, Gabriel Levac, Guillaume Alarie, Guillaume Delmé, Guillaume Laneel, Jan Brotto, Jason Smith Murk, Jeremie Desjardins, Jimmy-Lee Daneault, Kwany Labarre, Kariane Lacharité, Katrina Rousseau, Laura Cousillas, Léandre Lavoie-Henry, Louis St-Denis, Marc-Antoine Crépeau, Marc-Olivier Bélisle, Marianne Guérin, Maryse Melançon, Mathew Potvin, Maude Touchette, Maxime Doucet, Maxime Lacoste, Maxime Lecompte, Maxime Sauvé, Melissa Dagenais, Mélissa Leblanc, Michaël Coulombe, Mikael-Ange Blanchette-Laurin, Mylène Roffi, Nathan Legault, Nicolas Lefebvre, Nicolas Parr, Normand Chartier-Prévost, Olivier Gauthier Landry, Philippe Bernier, Samuel Audet, Samuel Legris, Samuel Sirard-Robert, Simon Jobin Richer, Tomy Blondeau
Localisation
  • Localisation Manager: Alban Ligouzat
  • European Localisation: LevelUp Translation
  • General Manager: Damien Yoccoz
  • English: John Marston
  • French: Johann Audouin
  • Italian: Federica Masante
  • German: Tilman Löffler
  • Spanish: Julia Gara Lecuona Allende
  • Russian: Dmitriy Usov
  • Brazilian Portuguese: Ana Cristofaro
  • Japanese Localization: Ryu Ito (Kakehashi Games)
  • Ukrainian Localization, SBT Localization: Andrii Yatsechko, Sophia Shul, Yura Pavlyuk
  • Localisation QA: MoGi Group
Porting Partners
  • Blitzworks: Tony Cabello, Jorge Cabezas, Miguel Angel Horna, Javier Moya, Javier Campo, Mario Gonzalez
  • Lollipop Robot: Óscar Navalón, Francesc Sánchez, Alejandro Romero, David Arona, Vicent Ortells, Daniel Segarra, Iván de Rosa, Laura Chordà
  • Seaven Studio: Pascal Feard, Olivier Penot, Hervé Denoyelle, Romain Soual, Sylvain Dupont
Administration and Licensing
  • CEO: Cyrille Imbert
  • Office Manager: Thibaut Camus
  • Business Development: Jules Hirtzig
Marketing and Communication
  • Head of Marketing: Arnaud de Sousa
  • Communication Manager: Jessica Richard
  • Community Manager: Leslie Rugard
  • Creative Director: Stephane Perez
  • Product Manager: Loïc Hao Yin Tam
Press Relations
  • North America - Tinsley PR: Stephanie Tinsley Williams, Thomas Schulenberg
  • Europe - Cosmocover: Salima Bessahraoui, Pierre Louis Barbier, John Tyrrell, Nyssa Woznicki, Maxence Jacquier, Matej Samide, Carlos Gurpegui, Fabian Doehla, Frimousse
  • United Kingdom - Indogo Pearl: Robbie Paterson, Anita Wong, Luke Bennett
  • Japan - Kakehashi Games: Zach Huntley
  • Brazil - Masamune: Renato Almeida, Rodrigo Brasiliense, Sandra Akemi Tsukamoto, Luciano Andrade
Special Thanks
  • Omar Cornut, Ibrahim Bhatti, Hugo Ferretto, Mike Futter, Andrew Gomes, Francis Imbert, Joëlle Imbert, Natalie Laudon, Vanessa Lopes (Popo), Camille Oesch, Jean-Pierre Pasche, Danny Russell, Clelia Santi, Alexander Sliwinski, Seaven Studio, Blitworks
  • Special Consulting Fans: Shamsiddin Muhammad Jr [Mr. Din], Anthopants
  • Production Babies: Anoul Asensio, Robin Fiquet Oesch
Made in association with SEGA
Used Middleware
  • Guard Crush Engine by Guard Crush Games Inc.
  • WWise by Audiokinetic
  • Dear ImGui library by Omar Cornut (MIT License)
  • MonoGame framework by Tom Spilman and Steve Williams (Ms-PL License)
  • FNA by Ethan Lee (MS-PL License)
  • Protocol Buffers .NET technology by Marc Gravell (Apache 2.0 License)
  • Core RT (MIT License)
  • Facepunch Steamworks API by Facepunch Studios LTD (MIT License)
  • HarfBuzz (Old MIT License)
  • FreeType (FreeType License)
  • Fonts: Noto Sans (SIL 1.1 License), Oswald (SIL 1.1 License)

Downloadable content

Since the release of the game, the dev teams hinted several times at a DLC to come to the game, which wasn't initially planned but got greenlighted thanks to the game's huge success. Its official announcement eventually happened on 8 April 2021, called Mr. X Nightmare[68][69]. Its release date of 15 July 2021 was announced on 1st July 2021[70], exactly 2 weeks before the actual release date, probably following the Total Recall's "two weeks" meme. Available at €7.99, US$7.99, £5.79, ₽195, R$16.59, JP¥820, C$8.99, CN¥32, HK$45, NT$150, ₩8500, it includes:

  • 3 new playable characters (Estel Aguirre, Max Thunder, and Shiva).
  • 1 new secret character (SoR3 Roo).
  • A new Survival mode with weekly challenges.
  • Character customization: build your own fighting style with new moves.
  • New weapons and enemies.
  • Exclusive brand new tracks by Tee Lopes.

It came along a free update:

  • New Difficulty level: Mania+.
  • Training mode with tutorials.
  • New color palettes per character.
  • Balancing.

Merge Games launched a physical Anniversary Edition of the full game with this DLC on Switch and PlayStation 4 on 24 September 2021[71] in Europe and North America, implying no Xbox nor PC versions this time, while H2 Interactive launched the same physical edition on the same 2 consoles on 23 September 2021 in Asia[72]. The name of this edition refers to the fact that it has been released on the year when the franchise turned 30 as SoR1 has been released worldwide in 1991.

The Survival mode uses the remnants of Mister X’s brain as a pretext to enter a simulation about trap-filled arenas. Inspired by rogue-lite games, this simulation produces fighting arenas and waves of enemies using procedural generation instead of the scripted events of the Story mode. After a wave is beaten, players can choose between 2 or 3 perks that remain active during the entire run. Beating waves allow the player to permanently unlock new moves, also available in the other modes so that players can fully customize characters' movesets.[73]

Magazine articles

Main article: Streets of Rage 4/Magazine articles.

Artwork

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  • StreetsofRage4 Art Artwork-0003.png
  • StreetsofRage4 Art AxelIdle.gif
  • StreetsofRage4 Art AxelPunchesRough.gif
  • StreetsofRage4 Art AxelPunchesRough2.gif
  • StreetsofRage4 Art BlazeIdle.gif
  • StreetsofRage4 Art KeyArt v5.png
  • StreetsofRage4 Art StreetsOfRage4-0000-Quotes.png

Physical scans

PlayStation 4 version

PlayStation 4, JP (Special Edition)

PlayStation 4, US (Limited Run Games)
Streets of Rage 4 US PS4 Cover.jpg
Cover
Streets of Rage 4 US PS4 Disc.jpg
Disc
Streets of Rage 4 US PS4 Inlay.jpg
Inlay
PlayStation 4, US (Classic Edition)

PlayStation 4, US (Limited Edition)

PlayStation 4, US (Brawler Bundle)

PlayStation 4, UK

PlayStation 4, UK (Signature Edition)

PlayStation 4, FR

PlayStation 4, FR (Signature Edition)

Nintendo Switch version

Switch, JP (Special Edition)

Switch, US

Switch, US (Classic Edition)

Switch, US (Limited Edition)

Switch, US (Brawler Bundle)

Switch, UK

Switch, UK (Signature Edition)

Switch, FR

Switch, FR (Signature Edition)

Xbox One version

Xbox One, UK

Xbox One, UK (Signature Edition)

Xbox One, FR

Xbox One, FR (Signature Edition)

PC version

PC, UK

External links

References

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SoR 1UP sprite Games in the Streets of Rage Series
Streets of Rage (3D) (1991) | Streets of Rage 2 (3D) (1992) | Streets of Rage 3 (1994) | Streets of Rage 4 (2020)
Streets of Rage (LCD) (1993) | Bare Knuckle Mobile (2010) | Sega Vintage Collection: Streets of Rage (2012)
Related Games
Streets Of Kamurocho (2020) | Fighting Force (unreleased) | Streets of Rage 4 (Dreamcast) (unreleased) | Streets of Rage Online (unreleased)
Related Media
Music
 Bare Knuckle (1991) | Streets of Rage 2 Original Soundtrack (1993) | Bare Knuckle III (1994) | Bare Knuckle Original Soundtrack (2012) | Streets of Rage (2015) | Streets of Rage 2 (2016) | Streets of Rage 3 (2017) | Streets of Rage 4 Limited Run Games Exclusive Track Selection (2020) | Streets of Rage Perfect Soundtrack (2017) | Streets of Rage 4 Original Soundtrack (2020) | Streets of Rage 4: Mr. X Nightmare The Definitive Soundtrack (2022)
Book
 Streets of Rage: Bad City Fighters (1994) | Warpzone Clássicos: Streets of Rage (2016)
Other List of Streets of Rage merchandise
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