i remember crying laughing with my sister when you could spraypaint someone in the eyes during a fight
This game had no right being this good, Rockstar proving they were on top of the western video game world on the PS2 for sure.
to me, this is the best beat-em-up game of all time.
Fun as hell game, loved the co-op.
meu primeiro contato com the warriors, fiquei abismado quando soube que tinha um filme
One of the best movie tie in games ever made. Even though the movie is from the 70s. All the stuff they added feels like a natural extension to the source material and the writing never felt odd or not apart of the series.
Great game! Rockstar produced a great homage to the original movie which feels very natural to the main media. The story is good and the combat is fun. The sound track is a positive here too and i personally love the extra game mode of 5 vs 5. Great game! Ps; The PSP version is good as the PS2 version, played them both.
"Warriors come out to play"
"Warriors come out to play"
This game was so much fun to play with a friend, both in story mode and in side modes.
Beat 'em up gameplay doesn't usually interest me. The graffiti minigame was annoying due to the resource management component. The PS4 version is broken on the PS5. This is the second Rockstar game I've had to abandon due to bugs.
Nostalgia Tour
Here's another classic game that I played endlessly from my youth. I think The Warriors still holds up well! The level designs are so drab and dreary looking (I mean New York am I right?!) but they're unique. The fighting mechanics are def a little bit dated, but they were also mildly gory? which was a trip. If you loved the movie or at least enjoyed the movie think of the plot in this game as the prequel... tv show.. drawn-out version of the film's plot. Rockstar even included some fun side missions and mini-game side pieces to draw out the plot and story even more, which was well done. This is another old-school title that I could see myself revisiting time and time again. "That was a love tap, sucka!"
Here's another classic game that I played endlessly from my youth. I think The Warriors still holds up well! The level designs are so drab and dreary looking (I mean New York am I right?!) but they're unique. The fighting mechanics are def a little bit dated, but they were also mildly gory? which was a trip. If you loved the movie or at least enjoyed the movie think of the plot in this game as the prequel... tv show.. drawn-out version of the film's plot. Rockstar even included some fun side missions and mini-game side pieces to draw out the plot and story even more, which was well done. This is another old-school title that I could see myself revisiting time and time again. "That was a love tap, sucka!"
trying to get ripped so i can join a gang and throw A Clockwork Orange nerds off rooftops like in this game
there are slurs in this game that are not allowed to be used anymore
An extremely loving send up to a sort of mediocre 70s thriller/action movie, I defy you to find a stranger use of IP in video games. The sections before the movie are kinda great actually, the stuff that takes place during the film drags the characters down and leaves a bad taste in the mouth.
juego para pibes cine
This game should be remastered
my cousin and i would send hours playing this game as cowboy and another warrior playing keep away with cowboys hat.
Rockstar'ın Yaptığı En İyi Oyun
Quite possibly Rockstar's most underrated game in my opinion (besides L.A. Noire). The Warriors is a beat em' up based on the movie of the same name. The movie was a cult classic, based around the story of a gang who gets accused of shooting the leader of the biggest gang in the city, and are then hunted while trying their best to make it home to Coney Island.
It feels like such a random film to warrant a game, but Rockstar did it anyway, and in many ways, eclipsed the film. These characters from the movie that we barely know are given time to develop, so their ultimate fates and arcs are actually interesting. Being a beat em' up is the perfect idea, with satisfying bloody action being commonplace throughout this game's storyline. The game is set prior to the movie at first, giving everyone time to develop, before inevitably going through the events of the movie itself. Flashback missions delve into the backgrounds of the gang's core members even further, while free roaming around Coney Island adds extra hours of content and enjoyability to the game. The Arcade mode is a fun time too, letting players play as the different gangs that appear across the game, unlock characters for the mode, and even make their own gang to use in the Arcade modes as well. And if you like side-scrolling beat em' ups, there's a little bonus unlockable mode you'll probably love as well.
I wish The Warriors got ported to modern consoles besides the PS4, because it really is something special and unique from Rockstar's catalog. I also worry that the licensed music could expire one day, but I suppose it hasn't for GTA, so this game should be safe from delistings. Regardless, give it a shot some time if you like beat em' ups.
Score: 85
It feels like such a random film to warrant a game, but Rockstar did it anyway, and in many ways, eclipsed the film. These characters from the movie that we barely know are given time to develop, so their ultimate fates and arcs are actually interesting. Being a beat em' up is the perfect idea, with satisfying bloody action being commonplace throughout this game's storyline. The game is set prior to the movie at first, giving everyone time to develop, before inevitably going through the events of the movie itself. Flashback missions delve into the backgrounds of the gang's core members even further, while free roaming around Coney Island adds extra hours of content and enjoyability to the game. The Arcade mode is a fun time too, letting players play as the different gangs that appear across the game, unlock characters for the mode, and even make their own gang to use in the Arcade modes as well. And if you like side-scrolling beat em' ups, there's a little bonus unlockable mode you'll probably love as well.
I wish The Warriors got ported to modern consoles besides the PS4, because it really is something special and unique from Rockstar's catalog. I also worry that the licensed music could expire one day, but I suppose it hasn't for GTA, so this game should be safe from delistings. Regardless, give it a shot some time if you like beat em' ups.
Score: 85
The best Rockstar title ever. Too bad they just make NFTs and DLCs now or whatever.
A surprisingly good game that expands on characters and scenes from the cult classic movie.
When I was a kid, I used to rent a game from Blockbuster every week. For a long time there was a rent-one-get-one-free promotion. I'd rent two games, beat them both in a week, and go back the next week for two more. If that sounds like a lot of gaming, it is! I am a huge dork!
The one game my mom would never let me rent was The Warriors. She let me rent Grand Theft Auto and Manhunt, but for some reason The Warriors was too far. So I played pretty much every game in that Blockbuster except The Warriors. Well look at me now mom, I finally got the chance to fulfill my childhood dream.
It's a fine game. It's a pretty dated beat-em-up but it works well enough. It would probably be a 2/5 for me if it weren't for the incredible work they did creating a world based on the stellar Walter Hill film. The music rips and the aesthetic is spot on.
The one game my mom would never let me rent was The Warriors. She let me rent Grand Theft Auto and Manhunt, but for some reason The Warriors was too far. So I played pretty much every game in that Blockbuster except The Warriors. Well look at me now mom, I finally got the chance to fulfill my childhood dream.
It's a fine game. It's a pretty dated beat-em-up but it works well enough. It would probably be a 2/5 for me if it weren't for the incredible work they did creating a world based on the stellar Walter Hill film. The music rips and the aesthetic is spot on.
I definitely played this game at younger age than I should but I thank my parents for letting me. The Warriors follows the film completely and expands on it even more. I actually played the game before watching the film but I feel like it made watching the movie that bit more special.
Special shout out to the co-op which was insanely fun to play with friends!
Special shout out to the co-op which was insanely fun to play with friends!
One of the best movie video games ever. What set it apart from others as well was giving backstory to the film before even doing the film sections. Peak era rockstar right here.
Sonhei por anos tentando lembrar qual era esse jogo, hoje finalmente me lembro e como eu amo esse jogo...
Story: ★★★★½
THIS is how you do a movie tie-in game.
Faithful to the movie and expands the universe within it. Fun fighting mechanics and a killer soundtrack.
THIS is how you do a movie tie-in game.
Faithful to the movie and expands the universe within it. Fun fighting mechanics and a killer soundtrack.
The best video game ever based on a film. No questions asked. Too many video games based on movies were cash-grabs. This was not.
QUE JOGO FODA!
Very bad game from Rockstar that everyone says it's underrated. Very boring. Level design is really bad. Boss Fights are not fun. All the enemies are the same, no special moves or something that make an small change in what you should do, anything other than pressing X multiple times. Graffiti drawing is really annoying when the game asks you to do it more than 5 times of same mini game in single missions.
The Story is good and is based on 1979 movie, but it is not the same story, it starts before the movie story. The story has time paradox, but it's not that bad.
The Story is good and is based on 1979 movie, but it is not the same story, it starts before the movie story. The story has time paradox, but it's not that bad.
Really impressive for a movie based game to have so much attention to detail and just all-around fun beat-em-up action, but the unbalanced AI can get quite frustrating in later levels, especially when trying to max out the high scores and bonus objectives. Still, any game to feature "Shake It" by Iain Matthews in its soundtrack gets my approval.