March 3, 2016
Blue Rider
Release date
March 3, 2016
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Summary
In a valley flooded with bullets, your next challenge rises from a heap of scraps. This time there aren't blue hedgehogs or mega men to save you. Hop in and become the Blue Rider.
Blue Rider System Requirements
🤏 Minimum Requirements
OS:
Windows 7
CPU:
Intel i5
RAM:
2 GB RAM
HDD:
650 MB available space
👍 Recommended Specs
OS:
Windows 7+
CPU:
Intel i7
RAM:
4 GB RAM
HDD:
650 MB available space
Blue Rider Trailer
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Critic Reviews4
Blue Rider is fun, flashy but also flawed. It’s nice to see a legitimate shoot-em-up on the PS4, one made by people who appreciate the genre. The graphical palette is beautiful, and rarely this nice for this genre. Audio is a throwback, and in the best of ways. Too few levels and no true continues make Blue Rider a likely tough sell except for score chasers.
May 10, 2017
Blue Rider is the latest example of a sub-sub-genre of shoot ’em up that has never really worked. With its overly long, samey levels, it all starts to feel like a chore pretty quickly but there is a level of challenge here and some arcade fans may get something out of it. But, with better options out there, this is a game that is tough to recommend.
March 6, 2017
Featuring upgradeable weapons, unlockable combat companions, and hidden collectibles to find, Blue Rider’s biggest problem is overzealous movement controls that make fine-tuned bullet dodging trickier than it needs to be. While it does not feature a story or basic plot, it makes up for it with fast action, explosions, and replayability as you try to reach the top of the leaderboard.
November 13, 2016