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Players have been enjoying River City Girls since its launch in September for many reasons, among them the fast-paced action, the animation, the variety of moves, and its sense of humor — but one of the game’s most acclaimed features is its music. The soundtrack (available digitally at https://ffm.to/rivercitygirlsost) was a collaborative effort featuring artists such as NateWantsToBattle, Cristina Vee, Chipzel, and Dale North, but 50 of the 62 tracks in the game are by singer/composer Megan McDuffee, who created all of the game’s stage, shop, and menu tracks, including all of the vocal songs heard throughout the game (with the exception of the intro and ending).  Read More

Return to River City to beat down the bad guys on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC!

It’s time to hit the streets, thrash some thugs, and save your boyfriends! We are thrilled to announce that River City Girls is out now and available for purchase digitally on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Supervised by the fighting-game experts at Arc System Works, this brand-new entry in the long-running River City series (known as the Kunio-kun series overseas) offers exciting new twists on the classic beat-’em-up genre. You can view the launch trailer here! Read More

River City Girls arrives on September 5, allowing one or two players to hit the streets as hot-blooded heroines Misako and Kyoko and punch punks into the pavement until they’ve rescued their missing boyfriends, Kunio and Riki, in side-scrolling beat-’em-up action. But this is far from the first opportunity players have had to visit the mean streets of River City. Originally introduced all the way back in 1986, the River City series (known as the Kunio-kun series overseas) is one of Japan’s most prolific video game franchises, with around 50 titles released so far on more than a dozen platforms. So what’s it all about? Here’s a brief history lesson to get you up to speed. Read More