River City Girls Co-op Review
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River City Girls Co-op Review

Now that RCG Zero and RCG2 are here, we look back at how the first game holds up

With the 16-bit classic, River City Girls Zero, having finally received a worldwide release this year and the freshly launched River City Girls 2 currently knocking gamers’ socks off, it’s time to take a fresh look at the original River City Girls from WayForward and Arc System Works. RCG1, as we’ll call it, combines elements of t...

Verdict

The Co-Op Experience: Two player drop-in/drop-out local co-op is supported throughout the campaign. Characters level up and earn money independently, so a second player who joins in later might need to grind for levels, money, and items. Fallen players can be revived by stomping their bodies repeatedly until their souls return. Friendly fire is optional and off by default, though being struck by a thrown weapon will always damage another player.

Co-Optimus game reviews focus on the cooperative experience of a game, our final score graphic represents this experience along with an average score for the game overall. For an explanation of our scores please check our Review Score Explanation Guide.



 

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