Rumble Roses XX (2006)
Genres:Sport, Fighting
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:It's all female wrestling in Rumble Roses XX, the sequel to Rumble Roses.
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Having this game on PC could be a great opportunity to make it better, boosting its graphics and perhaps creating incredible mods. I really hope this happens sometime so that those who were unable to purchase the game, either due to lack of money or restrictions imposed in their countries, can finally enjoy this classic.
1. This game has no refferee, which makes the game well, special, since the girls can go all out without having to deal with punishments. It also has neat tag team.
2. Alone, fun.
3. The submission moves are fun.
4. I dont want people to forget this, it's not right.
Peak female wrestling, unhinged, pure, fun and mostly very sexy. I still love this game even 15 years later. Very cute characters and design wish a sequel very soon
The most fun wrestling game I have ever played!
Great character designs, great moves, great presentation. Just an all-around great package.
Sure, the wrestlers are of an idealized body type and the game played to that, but wrestling at it's core has always been about presentation and a fantasy that is being sold.
I really miss it an would love to see it here.
The game is insanely fun. The game puts gameplay over anything else and focuses on fun wrestling with over-the-top moves. The different game modes also give the game a lot of replay value!
I still remember stepping onto the convention floor and getting my hands on the original demo — the energy was electric. There was real buzz in the air, the kind that only comes when something truly special is about to break. Fans were drawn to the booth like moths to a flame, and there, standing proudly among the flashing lights and chatter, were women dressed as some of the game’s most iconic characters. It wasn’t just a stand — it was a spectacle. That booth became one of the hottest spots of the entire event.
The game itself? Brilliant. Refreshing. It stood out with bold, imaginative character designs and captured everything we love about wrestling — the drama, the power, the flair — while daring to carve its own path in a genre long dominated by male superstars.
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