The Blade's Tombstones, little pickups left behind whenever they get wrecked, briefly blind enemies who pass through them, as though they saw all light as being five times brighter for a few seconds.Interface Screw: There are two abilities that temporarily blind opponents, with different appearances for both:.The Goomba: The roads are packed with Fodder Vehicles, whose only function is to supply boost to players who crash into them.However, none of the dangerous equipment therein appears to be operational. Eternal Engine: The Red Rock Refinery course takes place in and around a sprawling oil refinery.

Disproportionate Retribution: One of the audio clip quotes for crashing someone out says 'They looked at me funny.'.The Charger's passive ability encourages this, as it curves slightly toward groundborne enemy vehicles while landing from a big jump. Death from Above: It's possible to take somebody down by landing on top of them, something that even an Outlaw can do to a Titan.

Barrier Warrior: The Titan generates shields around nearby allies to protect them from heavy impacts, and its RUSH generates a chain of small walls behind it for opponents to crash into.

Anti-Frustration Features: So you're playing Switch and your RUSH gauge is almost full, only for you to crash out! Are you really gonna have to work all the way back up from a partially-full tank in your new vehicle? Nope! When respawning in a Switch game, your new vehicle's RUSH gauge is set to whatever your previous vehicle was at.

Added Alliterative Appeal: A few tracks are named like this: Big Dune Beach, Freightyard Forest, Red Rock Refinery and Sanctuary Shore.

Onrush contains examples of the following tropes: So long as more of one team's players are within the zone than the other team, said team will eventually score one point.

Lockdown: There's a Zone moving ahead of the pack, which players must remain inside of to score for their team.

Last team not driving all Titans and/or Enforcers wins. When they crash out, they switch to the heavier vehicle class after what they're currently driving. The first team to have their timer reach zero concedes a point to the other team.

Countdown: Each team has a timer that keeps ticking down, but driving through gates will add seconds to the clock.

Using boost adds to your team's score meter, and the first team to bring their score meter to a certain number gets a point. There are four different gamemodes to play, and all of them except for Switch depend on one team getting a predetermined number of points to win: There are eight vehicles to play as, each with their own different capabilities. Gameplay revolves around garnering and guzzling as much boost as possible while brawling with your opponents to make sure that they can't do the same. Sure, it takes place on a circuit, but there're no start/finish lines or lap times, and emphasis is instead placed on high-octane vehicular combat. ONRUSH is an arcade racing game published by Codemasters and developed by Codemasters Evo, a studio made up of developers from the defunct Evolution Studios who worked on the MotorStorm games.

Onrush game modes