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Rumble Rush

Pick a fruit. Jump, dodge, grab power-ups, launch rockets at your friends, and try not to fall off. First one to the finish line wins. Good luck.

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RoyalWings
Publisher
RoyalWings
Release
June 4, 2026
58 days ago
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About the Game

The track wants you dead. Your friends want you last. You just want to finish.

RumbleRush is a chaotic multiplayer parkour racer where you play as a fruit or vegetable — a tomato, a carrot, an orange, a watermelon — sprinting and jumping through wildly designed obstacle courses built to make you fall. The tracks don't move. They don't have to. They're already brutal enough.

Massive gaps between platforms. Narrow ledges over open air. Ramps that launch you somewhere you didn't plan to go. Climbs that look possible until you're halfway up and realize everyone else already fell. The course itself is the enemy — and your opponents are a close second.

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