Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge is one of those games where, if you’re not a fan of the sport, you might need to do a little research. Now I have, in my time in Europe, watched some amount of Rugby so I’ve got some background in the game. However, I have never actually 
played it and I needed to learn the controls, so I worked through the tutorials which really were quite helpful in both learning something of the game as well as the controls.
Then I started checking out the rest of the game. Admittedly, I did do a bit of research on a couple other terms ,like knock on, which seems to happen a lot in the game, more than I remember it happening in the games I’ve watched. But those were in bars with the sound down, usually, so perhaps it happens in reality more than I think.
Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge Basics
Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge wasn’t all that difficult to get into. As I said, the tutorials were quite straightforward and useful which meant that I could go into the game with some chance of success. And success is what I had. Now I did take the best team I could find because I figured, I was going to need all the help I could get. Even then, I think they might have had a better game had I not actually been in control. But three wins in a row, is still three wins.
Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge Modes
Single match - Pick a team, pick an opponent and get to work.
training - (tutorials mostly)
Competitions - (specific tournaments) World Rugby Championship, Rugby 15, Tri Nations, Quad Nations, Euro Nations, Euro Rugby Club Championship, ITM Cup, Aviva Premiership Rugby, Bledisloe Cup Series, TOP 14 Orange and RaboDirect PRO 12.
Career mode - Pick a team and guide them over 13 seasons.
There’s also an online mode that allows for quick matches and private matches as well as checking of leaderboards.
