Very slow start, but it ramps up and by the end it's enjoyable.
The powerup system is a breath of fresh air in the Megaman clone landscape. Customizing your character, making them overpowered and then absolutely smacking the bosses in stages that gave you some trouble earlier is extremely fun. The downside is that some stages seem basically designed to be hell unless you already have some specific things unlocked and equipped, but if you do, those stages are often trivialized.
The powerup system is a breath of fresh air in the Megaman clone landscape. Customizing your character, making them overpowered and then absolutely smacking the bosses in stages that gave you some trouble earlier is extremely fun. The downside is that some stages seem basically designed to be hell unless you already have some specific things unlocked and equipped, but if you do, those stages are often trivialized.
It's a passable Mega Man clone.
Some frustrating platforming parts (mostly radio tower and the one part of capitol building with the invisible floors) but other than that I enjoyed this. Why they decided to rename this from Mighty Gunvolt Burst to Gal Gunvolt Burst for the PS4 version, seemingly just because they added the Gal Gun girl, I don't know... mildly annoying, but it is what it is.