Gunvolt Series Marathon, Part 1 of 5.
It's pretty alright. Not much to it, but what's here is enjoyable enough. For the small price tag, I think it's worthwhile. It does feel a bit more basic than even the nes games that inspired it, but what's here is still fun enough.
It's pretty alright. Not much to it, but what's here is enjoyable enough. For the small price tag, I think it's worthwhile. It does feel a bit more basic than even the nes games that inspired it, but what's here is still fun enough.
A cute little Mega Man clone, nothing more, nothing less. It's pretty short, but at least the three playable characters offer a bit more replayability.
The 2D platformer ever
forgot this existed
Not so mighty Mega Man clone that doesn't seem to understand why the series it's copying left scores behind after the first game
Finished the Gunvolt and Ekoro playthroughs, I might get the DLC (same price as the game but doubles the content) eventually but its pretty good as is, hard as hell on some bosses but once you get the hang of it its fun Megaman style action, good music and just pretty solidly made
Beck sucks tho, like why is he here and why does he suck so much
edit: got the DLC, pointless, waste of money, fuck
Beck sucks tho, like why is he here and why does he suck so much
edit: got the DLC, pointless, waste of money, fuck
Existe, es un juego puramente arcade, un extra que bien pudo ser un mini juego del Striker Pack y aun así, es un simpático modo de matar tiempo una tarde, no es trascendente, no es su objetivo, aunque pudo ser mejor.
Mighty Gunvolt certainly seems appealing at first glance, but if you didn't get this game as an extra it's simply not worth it. While it's a good game, it's also incredibly short, with very little to offer, despite having 3 characters to play with. If the game just made a few more changes to the stages for each character, or simply extend the game a bit it probably be worth more, but as it stands it's best for it to be a promotional item than a package on it's own.
it sure is
this sure exists