Anger Foot Review - Kicking Enemies Never Felt So Good

Between its disgusting (in a somewhat good way) aesthetic, crime-ridden city and a thumping soundtrack, Anger Foot is an assault on the senses. The protagonist is understandably pushing further and further, kicking everything that gets in his way while the efforts of the opposing gangs amp up in response.

It's a reasonable exercise and one that can be fun. What begins as an objective to blaze through levels as quickly as possible can become measured and intuitive - where learning the layout and enemy placements becomes second nature. The different sneakers and their abilities add to this in terms of strategy and ridiculousness.

While Anger Foot has some issues, from the lack of checkpoints and multiple ways to die instantly - one would have been preferable over the other - it's still an adrenaline rush with reasonable bits of humor.