Phenomenal game.
[h2]=Gameplay=[/h2]
If you've played Megaman, you'll be right at home; I could never get into it, but something about GB Rober makes it much more of an engaging and fun experience for me.
Movement wise, you've got quite a bit at your disposal, and I think speedrunners would have a blast with this. You got your double jump, you got a pretty forgiving dash, and you got an incredibly fast roll that I haven't quite figured out how it works, but it's seriously rewarding when you pull it off. Your double jump throws a bullet downwards which is cleverly used in some platforming sections, and can be used to get some clutch wins.
Other additions in levels such as water, mushrooms, or ladders keep each level fresh. If that's not enough, you'll get a wide array of weapons unlocked through defeating bosses- all of which have their situational uses. Some more useful than others.
The game as a whole experience is smooth and responsive, which is super important, and does not go unnoticed. Never did I once think that a death [i]wasn't[/i] my own fault.
[h2]=Level Layout & Enemy Variety=[/h2]
As mentioned in other reviews, GB Rober doesn't exactly have the longest playtime, and that's 100% okay; every single level feels special and seems like care was put into it. Some of it can be mildly frustrating because of checkpoint locations, but it sure made winning the level that much more rewarding.
Not only is the level layout great, but I was pleasantly surprised at how many enemy types there were, up to the very end, new enemy types were introduced and it kept me on my feet.
[h2]=Conclusion=[/h2]
If you're into any action/platformer games, it's worth your time to get the demo and experience the gameplay firsthand. As of the time of writing this, it seems the developer plans on making future updates too, which is always a plus for me.
