Chargers
Creatures theme
Creatures that attack by forcefully rushing at others with the aim of knocking them down, back or skewering them with horns, spikes or some weapons.
117
games
15platforms
Alternate names: Rammers, Bullrushers
Name variations: bull rushers, bull-rushers
WIN 2010-06-24
WIN 2007-08-21
LIN 2012-12
PS3 2008-10-17
WIN 2011-04-29
WIN 2009-12-01
WIN 2001-03-15
WIIU 2013-03-31
WIN 2013-05-17
PS1 1998-03-27
WIN 2014-08-14
WIN 2011-01-25
See also: charging
Implied: knockback, knockdown
For battery chargers or similar, see: energy stations, energy recharger, and energy items.
Implied: knockback, knockdown
For battery chargers or similar, see: energy stations, energy recharger, and energy items.
Mostly of interest in games where mooks don't employ harmful touch.
Commonly performed by bulls, rhinoceroses, triceratopses, wild hogs and other related animals.
Occasionally these are used to progress in the game by causing them to rush at some fragile structure, causing it to break where your own attempts failed to do so or didn't even know such could be tried.
Usually these cause knockback or similar effect.
Suicide attackers do not count, nor should characters/creatures who run up to the target but stop before impacting on them and attack "normally" instead.
Commonly performed by bulls, rhinoceroses, triceratopses, wild hogs and other related animals.
Occasionally these are used to progress in the game by causing them to rush at some fragile structure, causing it to break where your own attempts failed to do so or didn't even know such could be tried.
Usually these cause knockback or similar effect.
Suicide attackers do not count, nor should characters/creatures who run up to the target but stop before impacting on them and attack "normally" instead.
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The first Chargers video game was released on June 19, 1993.
Deep Silver, Devolver Digital and Capcom published most of these games.