In addition, some characters' special abilities will include the power to summon rockets that are either larger or far more numerous than those fired from their handheld weapons.
While some games appeal to players in different ways, finding that balance between characters, abilities, and map variants is very tricky but can be much more rewarding. Though every character will be kitted out with a handheld rocket launcher of some description, each will be equipped with a unique type of ammunition that has its own set of effects-such as Izel's spear rockets, which like their low-tech equivalents will move slower but pack a painful punch on impact or Mysteen's three-part Card Rockets, which culminate in literal fireworks. Rocket Arena brings some creativity to their character roster which many other shooters sometimes struggle with. Rocket Arena certainly demonstrates the versatility of the word. Its largely undefined characters and lack of meaningful customization options, however, hold it back from being truly memorable.
Unsurprisingly, though, what stands out are the rockets of the title. The character trailer introduces the sort of quirky playable line-up we've come to expect from battle arena games-many of whom are cast in familiar moulds, though there are a couple of more unconventional inclusions, such as older British gent Topnotch and literal precocious child Plink.
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