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Roid Rampage
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • CategoryGames
  • First releasedFebruary 26, 2015
  • Versions1 archived
  • Installable1 of 1
  • AvailabilityStill on the App Store
  • SellerButterscotch Shenanigans, LLC

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 5.0 or later.

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Collect precious Juice as you attempt to stay alive in an infinite asteroid field. Don’t worry about the hordes of interns you kill in the process, those interns are unpaid! Plus, the Bureau of Science has all the super-fragile ships you could ever want!

== FREE FEATURES == - Dead-simple controls, DEATHLY DIFFICULT to play - A super-fragile starter ship with no powerup, but a tight turning radius… pretty good upsell, eh? - Try the game for free, find out that you LOVE IT, and Butter Up to get the premium experience and support our studio!

== PREMIUM FEATURES == - A single purchase is all it takes! - Access to premium Rumpus services: cloud saving, achievements, and flexible sign-in options. - Access to 3 unlockable ships, each with its own powerup

== About the Studio == Butterscotch Shenanigans is an independent studio composed of three brothers. We make high-quality, often goofy, and punchy games designed completely around providing the most entertaining player experience possible. Our goal is to build a one-stop mobile empire that fulfills all your gaming dreams. Stay up to date with what we’re doing and contact us through butterscotch-shenanigans.com.

To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
2.0.4
Requires iOS 5.0+
February 26, 2015
15.1 MB Install Download

Archived Reviews

8 of 15
Roid Rampag
     
by Mac in MO · May 18, 2020

I Love It

Review
     
by Syferone · July 23, 2017

Good game it's dope

Another
     
by anime_slave · September 19, 2017

Another fun game from a good company, love it keep it up

Ok
     
by Killdeer the best way for me · June 5, 2017

Not bad at all. It just needs more to it and I be, it is going to turn out well! Needs update! And please!

Nice
     
by FFFFFly13 · May 16, 2017

Perfect game for me

A great BSS game, but only one problem
     
by SquashGaming · February 19, 2019

As the final BSS game I tried, I wasn't sure what to think going in, because endless runners aren't usually my type of game. It was an ok game, but you can make it much more fun by buttering up. This costs you $2, and allows you to unlock more interesting ships and characters, each having their own power. If you don’t butter up, it’s not really as enjoyable of a game. However, if you’re willing to pay 2 bucks, I would recommend it.

I LOVE BUTTERSCOTCH GAMES
     
by Doopyjojo · June 3, 2017

I started playing your games by watching a friend play Crashlands on steam! I bought it on my iPod and loved the heck out of it! I wanted the perks for it so I got the rest of the games and loved them too! I just got and 85 juice run on this game and I am so proud of myself! I am going to butter up soon so I can unlock the rest of the ships. Thanks for the great games!!

Not usually one to follow a studio
     
by Eeik5150 · June 5, 2018

However, Butterscotch Shenanigans is a really good one. Is Roid Rampage the best game of theirs I’ve played? No, so far that’s Crashlanders. That game is a top 5 mobile game for me and top 50 of all-time. This one is a solid endless asteroid field game that is tough enough to be considered rogue-like. Quirky, funny, and easy to learn with good music and sound effects: what’s not to like? One of my favorite parts of BS is the ID and shared game unlocking feature. Accomplish something in one game, unlock something in another. When I first saw this I thought “well crap, this is how they are going to push me to buy other crappy games just to get critical things here” but that couldn’t be further from the truth. The unlocks are nice but not game changers in games that are totally worth getting. Quirky, polished games with easy controls, tough gameplay, great sound and if it isn’t a buy upfront (like Crashlanders) it’s a single cheap in-app purchase to unlock it all. These guys have absolutely nailed in for a successful mobile ecosystem that is easy to support.

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