
Pump It Up Rise
Action
Music
Pump It Up Rise brings the Pump It Up arcade experience at home. This is the first Pump It Up PC release since The PREX 3 in 2003.
30 Mar, 2026
18 Jun, 2026
About this game
Pump It Up Rise brings the Pump It Up arcade experience at home. This is the first Pump It Up PC release since The PREX 3 in 2003.
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Platforms:
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Release Date:
30 Mar, 2026
Modes:
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
Themes:
Action
Genres:
Music
Player Perspectives:
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Main Developers
Andamiro
Supporting Developers
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Publishers
Andamiro
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