The Warriors
Systems
Developer(s):
Rockstar Toronto, Rockstar Leeds
Publisher(s)
Platform(s)
PS2, PS4, PSP, Xbox (Original)
ESRB
M // Blood, Intense Violence, Sexual Themes, Strong Language, Use of Drugs and Alcohol
Released
October 17th, 2005
Multiplayer
Local Multiplayer
Engine
RenderWare
Description
Rockstar Games Presents The Warriors
• Epic open city environments for massive free-flowing gang brawls
• Control your gang members using warchief commands
• Play as 9 different Warriors with a huge range of visceral fighting moves and combos
• 2 player Co-Op Mode
• Incredibly varied gameplay with many different ways to fight or outsmart your enemies
New York, 1979. A battle on the streets. The armies of the night number 60,000 strong, and tonight they're all after The Warriors - a street gang wrongly accused of killing a rival gang leader. The Warriors must make their way from one end of New York to their turf on the other side of the city. All that stands between The Warriors and their survival are 20 miles and thousands of street gang members. The army of gangs owns the streets and there's no turning back, they must fight for their lives and learn the meaning of loyalty as danger and uncertainty emerge from the city night.
• Rich, deep storyline including all the intense action of the movie• Epic open city environments for massive free-flowing gang brawls
• Control your gang members using warchief commands
• Play as 9 different Warriors with a huge range of visceral fighting moves and combos
• 2 player Co-Op Mode
• Incredibly varied gameplay with many different ways to fight or outsmart your enemies
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The first time I played this, I just ran around beating up any rival gang member within range, mashing the attack buttons so hard, I nearly broke my controller.
The game developers themselves stated in an interview that New York in the 1970s was an exceptionally dangerous place (something they portrayed with great efficacy in the game), which lead's me to state the reason I'm giving this game nine stars out of ten: the difficulty.
A sizeable number of the minigames, be it applying graffiti, picking locks, nigh-unsurmountable boss fights, stealing enough in-game currency to move on or escaping rival gangs on a rampage, nearly maddened me.
The second time I played this game, I was an adult. And I was ready. I learnt properly and eventually made it to the end (almost entirely without YouTube).
Nevertheless, I felt the speech patterns were authentic, the combat was colourfully brutal and yes...
I. can. DIG IIIIIIIIITT!
2025-02-10 15:05:13
