Set around a workplace theme, the game sends players on an epic resignation adventure where they battle through office floors and kick their colleagues' asses.

Set in the lawless fantasy kingdom of Atranart, players choose a character and fight through hordes of enemies with weapons and magic.

Selecting from a total of three protagonists; Rick Justice, Nikki Rage and Ashley King, players are dropped into a city that’s full of crime and corruption.

Raid 2020 is a unique unlicensed projectile-based brawler from Color Dreams. It's very similar to NARC. It's notable for its unwieldy controls, alternate gameplay modes, and repetitive music.

Players battle through procedurally generated dungeons, collecting loot and leveling up their knight with roguelike elements.

Rawal Rumble is a beat'em up set in a cyberpunk Neo-Barcelona.

Players control a former corporate enforcer who fights through a high-tech compound using melee weapons, firearms, and environmental kills. The game was later re-released as Redeemer Enhanced Edition with additional content. It is entertaining at first but increase of the game length via tons of enemies is a wrong game design.

Set in Neo-Paris in 2084, it follows Nilin, an elite memory hunter who can break into people's minds to steal or alter their memories. The game combines combo-based melee combat with the signature Memory Remix mechanic.

Renegade is the Western localization of the very first brawler ever made, Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun. It defined the genre with its 3D movement, many simultaneous opponents, expansive moveset, and accessible yet challenging gameplay.

Renegade is a port of Taito's single-player arcade classic that started it all. You fight small waves of relatively powerful enemies with a large moveset before fighting a boss in each of four stages. This port adds new areas, a motorcycle combat section, and a redesigned labyrinth-like final stage.

The Master System port of Renegade is easily the best version of the game. Its graphics and sound are so good that it could almost pass as a Genesis title. It features the same intense, technical combat as the original and has the extra stages introduced in the NES version. It's also the only Renegade game without a corresponding Kunio title in Japan.

Riot City is a bare-bones Japan-only brawler from Sega. It's a Final Fight rip-off with little besides distance-based combos to set it apart.

Players battle through escalating workplace chaos in a corporate setting, with combat that quickly gets out of hand.

Rival Turf! is the first game in Jaleco's SNES-only Rushing Beat trilogy. It's a fairly blatant Final Fight rip-off that's notable for being one of the first SNES brawlers with two player gameplay. It separates itself from its source material with a button dedicated to running, kill-based death-blows, and Ikari Mode, which is a brief period of invincibility and increased strength right before you're about to die.

Players control Misako and Kyoko, two high school girls who fight through the streets of River City to rescue their kidnapped boyfriends Kunio and Riki. The game blends classic brawling with RPG elements such as leveling up and purchasing new moves.

Misako, Kyoko, Kunio, and Riki return alongside newcomers Marian and Provie.

River City Ransom is a beloved two-player RPG/brawler hybrid from Technos. In Japan, it's part of the prolific Kunio series. You walk around an open city, fighting rival gangs to collect money so you can buy new moves and eat food that increases your stats. Every enemy has a unique name, face, and even dialogue. The soundtrack channels Renegade with its super-catchy rockabilly riffs.

This X68000 version was ported by SPS and published by Sharp in 1990 for the Japanese market. This version has new areas, enemies, more colorful graphics and also displays three enemies at once instead of two. It does not feature adjustable difficulty settings.

River City Ransom EX is a souped-up port of Technos' beloved NES RPG/brawler hybrid. In addition to maintaining the signature gameplay and style of the original, it adds new attacks, reworked graphics, AI partners, and a new honor system. It also has system-link co-op gameplay.

Officially licensed beat'em up with RPG elements, a follow-up to the classic NES game, it features combo-heavy, fighting game-inspired combat and lets players explore the city, level up, and buy food to boost stats.

River City's First Roguelike Built for Solo Play. Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, and Tang Sanzang, all of the main characters are Kunio. A wild, exhilarating comedy action adventure where they all set out for Tianzhu.

Set in the late Han Dynasty during the Warring States period where local warlords rivaled against each other, a nonsensical and exhilarating comedy adventure will unfold with Guan Yu (Kunio) as the protagonist living in the turbulent age. Additionally, familiar characters will also appear as warlords and tacticians, dyeing the world of Sangokushi in Kunio-kun. Experience the start of the turbulent age that is the “Yellow Turban Rebellion,” the famous “Battle of Red Cliffs,” and more in the style of comical action.

It is the sequel to River City Saga Three Kingdoms, retelling the Romance of the Three Kingdoms story with Kunio-kun characters in the roles of legendary heroes.

In the magical land of Riverandia, a crystal tower was mysteriously enveloped in darkness and plunged the world into chaos. Years later, a legend spread of a hero who would come and save the world. A lone knight, named Sir Alexander Valford (Kunio), appeared in a village one day.

It retells the classic River City Ransom storyline, in which Kunio must uncover the truth after being attacked by mysterious twins and the disappearance of Riki's girlfriend.