Rugby Challenge

The focus for Rugby Challenge 4 has been to build on and improve the gameplay of our previous rugby games while retaining its essence with the use of the original signature animations, now spectacularly enhanced by the Unreal Engine. RC4 is here to give you the best rugby experience of all time!

Crouch! Bind! Set! NEW RUGBY SEVENS. Bringing the realism and fast-paced action of seven a side Rugby. NEW BE A PRO MODE. Control your own destiny over 13 action packed seasons starting as a rookie and finishing as a pro. NEW FANHUB. Interactive player creator allowing you to create yourself as a player and play through the ranks. CREATE AND DOWNLOAD. Custom players and teams with new tattoo feature, shared online across all platforms. REAL TIME COMMENTARY. By Grant Nisbett and Justin Marshall. French commentary by Eric Bayle and Thomas Lombard. MULTIPLE GAME MODES. Including: Single Match, Multi-team, Competition, extensive multi-year Career Mode, Be a Pro Mode, and Online. OVER 11 COMPETITIONS. Including the all new Super Rugby, ITM Cup, and Currie Cup.

Rugby Challenge 3 features Rugby Sevens, Over 11 Competitions, Be a Pro Mode plus more. Create custom players and teams then shared online across all platforms using the all new FanHub. Sporting great licenses such as the All Blacks, Wallabies, Springboks and England!

Experience the passion of rugby in the official 2015 Rugby World Cup video game. Choose from among the 20 teams competing in the World Cup and take part in the most prestigious rugby competition to win the Webb Ellis Cup.

Rugby Challenge 2 is a rugby game that features 110+ teams and 50+ stadia from around the world.

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Welcome to the ultimate rugby gaming experience, Rugby 25! Whether you're a passionate fan or a newcomer to the world of rugby, Rugby 25 immerses you in the heart of the action and hard-hitting tackles like no rugby video game has before. From humble local club matches to the bright lights of the world's greatest international tournaments, every detail has been meticulously crafted to bring the excitement and intensity of the sport to your fingertips. Rugby 25: where legends are born, and history is made.

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The original version (relased in Japan and Europe) of the game released as Pat Riley Basketball in North America.

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