Combo Crew Critic Reviews

Combo Crew is a tongue-in-cheek brawler that succeeds at being both accessible and deep.

There is no IAP in sight and the game only costs $1.99, so if you felt like I did about the brawlers' failure on iOS give it a shot and be impressed.

An intuitive control scheme and loads of cartoonish charm make Combo Crew's brawling action a real treat for your fingertips.

Combo Crew ($1.99, Universal) reinvents the classic arcade brawler to fit so well on iOS and provides such enjoyable action that it is a treat to interact with making it a should buy.

The Game Bakers have successfully reinvented the beat em up for the iOS platform. Combo Crew is full of personality and a must for fans of the genre.

A frantic beat-'em-up that fuses a retro sensibility with modern touchscreen controls, Combo Crew is an often brilliant, always entertaining way to punch some goons in the face.

Combo Crew is a fun game with plenty of replay value. The biggest hindrance is the occasional problem with the controls, which still manage to work for the most part. If you're a fan of beat 'em ups and brawlers, Combo Crew is worth a try.

Featuring unlockable characters and combo moves, upgradeable abilities, and gesture-based controls, Combo Crew is fast-paced fun.

Certain rather important maneuvers can be difficult to pull of with any regularity, but Combo Crew is fun enough for it to not matter very much.

While console brawlers may be more satisfying, it’s hard not to recommend Combo Crew for anyone with a hankering for martial arts action.

A joyously rhythmic experience.

Combo Crew is a fast, enjoyable and somehow original tribute to the classic beat 'em-ups of the nineties.

It froths with colour and confidence, revelling in its influences as you grind your way to the top. And make no mistake, it is a grind – one best taken in short doses and requiring the basest of mental activity but one that has enough content, unlocks and options to compensate.

Combo Crew is a good beat'em all on iOS and Android, with a deeper-than-you-would-think gameplay, nice graphics... and it now offers Street Fighter characters in DLC.

We understand The Game Bakers' vision with Combo Crew, but the initial game requires some tweaks to become special. For now, it lags behind those old school beat-em-ups it tries so hard to emulate.

Combo Crew is a fun brawler with plenty of content for players to dive into, but all of that content doesn't mean much after a while as it all starts to blend together.

It's held back by its own fighting system.