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Nimbus
NimbusPropel yourself with puzzles in a racing adventure.
Rush Bros.
Rush Bros.Fast‑paced music‑driven platform racing for solo or split‑screen competition.
Overview
Description

Nimbus blends platforming, puzzle solving, and racing into a unique indie experience. Players pilot a craft that lacks its own thrust, using scattered objects to generate momentum and reach each goal. Set across a world map of distinct islands, the game follows a light story of recovering a lost love while delivering increasingly challenging levels that test creativity and timing.

Rush Bros. is a pulse‑pounding, music‑infused platform racing game where players dash through over 30 uniquely designed levels filled with puzzles, obstacles, and power‑ups. The game supports both single‑player challenges and competitive multiplayer, offering split‑screen local play as well as online races between two racers. With its indie‑spirit and action‑packed gameplay, Rush Bros. delivers a rhythmic racing experience that rewards quick reflexes and strategic use of power‑ups, letting the victor literally crush the competition at the finish line.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
Platformers
Racing
Best for
Puzzle and racing enthusiasts
Fans of fast‑paced platform racing
Specifications
General
msrp
$9.99−33%
$14.99
release date
2010-10-25
2013-05-24
Specifications
developer
Noumenon Games
Digital Tribe
publisher
Noumenon Games
Digital Tribe
age rating
PEGI 12
ESRB E10+
multiplayer
Single player
Single player, Multiplayer
critic score
—
75/100
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Innovative thrust‑based movement system
  • Blend of racing speed and puzzle depth
  • Rich variety of island environments
  • Accessible on Linux and PC
  • Engaging music‑driven racing experience
  • Robust split‑screen and online multiplayer
  • Varied level design with puzzles and power‑ups
  • Indie charm with polished visuals
Cons
  • No multiplayer or co‑op modes
  • Story is minimal and may feel thin
  • Limited visual polish compared to larger titles
  • Limited to two players in multiplayer
  • No dedicated controller support listed
  • Replayability may diminish after mastering all levels
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