Four ninja cheerleaders from space return to a ruined Earth—armed with pom-poms, power fists, and pulse rifles. Ra Ra BOOM is a side-scrolling co-op brawler game that blends kinetic action with futuristic flair. You’ll fight waves of evil AI with both ranged and melee combat, all while bouncing between colorful backdrops and sharp comic book-style cutscenes.

Despite the apparent chaotic setup, the game packs more than just punchlines, cheerleaders and punching bots. Each playable heroine brings her own combat style, flair and personality, with a surprising dose of character development and emotional storytelling woven into the sci-fi action.

Co-op chaos or solo survival? Bring backup

Ra Ra BOOM freshens up the classic beat ‘em up formula with dual combat mechanics—players can switch between ranged and melee attacks on the fly. The lane-based structure adds a tactical layer, forcing you to reposition quickly or dodge volleys mid-fight. It’s tight, responsive, and rewards precision just as much as button-mashing. Art direction leans hard into neon-slicked sci-fi, with vibrant levels, expressive animations, and snappy sound design. Enemy variety starts off light but improves as you progress, and difficulty spikes can catch you off guard if you're playing solo.

You can play solo or bring in up to three friends for couch co-op chaos. While solo play is serviceable, this game really shines with a full squad, where juggling enemies and reviving teammates becomes part of the fun. Each cheerleader has a unique moveset, letting you discover combos and synergies as you go. The story is more than filler—it tackles themes of identity and rebellion through stylized cutscenes that give the game unexpected depth. It’s not just quirky; it cares.

Stylish, smart, and surprisingly deep

If you’re craving a modern arcade brawler that doesn’t skimp on personality or polish, Ra Ra BOOM is a strong pick. The blend of snappy combat, heartfelt narrative, and vibrant visuals gives it real staying power. Whether you're teaming up with friends or playing solo, there's enough depth and charm to keep you coming back. Stylish, strange, and emotionally charged—this one sticks the landing.