Broken medal - 0.5 or 1 star - Technical disaster or bad design
Bronze medal - 1.5 or 2 star or 2.5 star - The games not for me/below average/badly aged(nostalgia)
Silver medal - 3 star or 3.5 star - Doing well
Golden medal - 4 star - Above average games
Platin medal - 4.5 star - Might've masterpiece but somethings missing
Diamond medal - 5 star - The Masterpiece or just special for me
---> Medal: Silver
---> My Game Time: 29 min
Bronze medal - 1.5 or 2 star or 2.5 star - The games not for me/below average/badly aged(nostalgia)
Silver medal - 3 star or 3.5 star - Doing well
Golden medal - 4 star - Above average games
Platin medal - 4.5 star - Might've masterpiece but somethings missing
Diamond medal - 5 star - The Masterpiece or just special for me
---> Medal: Silver
---> My Game Time: 29 min
How is someone supposed to get 13k points those flying angels are so small and moving in wave patterns that I can only get 3k at best.
Backgrounds are just jpgs at a small resolution so they look awful blown up. Dunno why it's called 8-bit Bayonetta when it's 16-bit but that's the least of its issues.
Backgrounds are just jpgs at a small resolution so they look awful blown up. Dunno why it's called 8-bit Bayonetta when it's 16-bit but that's the least of its issues.
If it hadn't been a free april fool's game where it shows they put more thought into the trailer promoting it (two whole seconds at least) than the forgettable throwaway joke this ended up being, the rating would've probably been lower. Still a mostly inoffensive game, if we ignore the grating sound design and oddly filtered 16-bit graphics.
It's fine for like 2 minutes I guess. The sprites are kind of weird, and for some reason it looks like they have that one smoothing filter that some emulators have. Also, despite being titled, "8-Bit Bayonetta," the sprites aren't even 8-bit. Really ruining my immersion there. The gameplay isn't great, either, and it seems like only 50% of the time your inputs will actually register. Generally not really worth checking out.