Rambo: The Video Game puts the player in John Rambo's combat boots, and takes them on an action packed journey through the iconic combat sequences and story-arcs of First blood, Rambo: First Blood Part II & Rambo III.
About the story
Locked and loaded with the trademark Rambo arsenal of weapons, you battle through the boss showdowns and take-downs from the films - everything from Rambo’s evading the police in First Blood, to his single, explosive bow strike on Lieutenant Tay in Rambo First Blood Part II, and on to his shredding Russian helicopters with the DShK 12.7mm Heavy Machine Gun in Rambo III.
Platforms
PC PS3 X360Genres
Adventure Arcade ShooterThemes
Action Stealth Warfare
Languages: English and 4 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
TechRaptor
By Jason AshmanThis game is not good, but it is playable, and the story follows the movies pretty well.
New Game Network
By Alex VRambo: The Video Game gives you a war you won't believe. You won't have much fun, either.
Game Informer
By Dan RyckertYou'd do yourself a favor by watching the movies again in lieu of playing this game
Destructoid
By Chris CarterI don't mind on-rails shooters even in the modern era, but there are certain concessions that should be made to ensure that they're not shallow. The fact that Rambo: The Video Game is being sold for almost full retail price is insulting, not to mention the fact that it feels mostly unfinished and uninspired. If you need a Rambo fix, you're better off just watching the original trilogy and acting like this never happened.
DarkZero
By Dominic SheardIt's a dumb and silly game, and sure, it's not what you would call a good video game, but deep down there is some sort of hidden charm that makes me have a guilty pleasure when the game's doing its best. The rest of the time – prepared to be frustrated and bored. But it's Rambo, so ignore it at your own discretion.
