Gravity Circuit

Megaman X, but with better controls OST is Very Good and matches settings. Story is basically good enough for this game.

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game absolutely shreds, grapple hook makes one of the best feeling flow states in a platformer. customization options are fun and the extra challenge options made it a very satisfying 100%. robots are cool

Jogaço! Ela pega bem a essência de Mega Man e traz uma experiência extremamente divertida de jogar e fluída de aprimorar. A trilha sonora é muito boa e a dificuldade é na medida certa. O ponto mais difícil do jogo é nas primeiras 2 horas onde você ainda está aprendendo a movimentação com o gancho, mas depois disso você começa a passar as fases num modo automático, quase um speedrun.

El juego fue creado con pura maldad, lo vas a pasar mal, y es excelente, el final está alargado de mala manera, pero fuera de eso es un juegazo. Los jefes y la música de cada uno son un placer.. Pruebelo que sea que está baratito

Gravity Circuit's trailer is great : A robot doing cool acrobatics, comboing enemies into the air or into each other, swinging nimbly at the end of a grappling hook... All the elements of a nice action-heavy platformer ! Or at least that's what I saw... I should have paid closer attention to that trailer, because Gravity Circuit is clearly a very Mega Man-inspired game, with all that it entails. Unfortunately for me, I never liked Mega Man. You'll find the same gameplay structure in Gravity Circuit : 8 bosses to beat, in the order of your choosing. The main difference is that those bosses won't grant you any new power or ability. Instead, you obtain tokens by rescuing robots in every level that you can exchange for enhancement chips, providing various upgrades like a longer reach, a stronger grappling hook or a very useful double jump. Calling it "very useful" is putting it lightly. Even if every level is designed around a single jump, it actually feels almost necessary in some places and should have been available as a base mechanic. Mega Man games have always been hard and punishing, but coupled with other poorly implemented mechanics like the wall jump, the lack of this double jump makes a lot of the levels frustrating, especially when the grappling hook is involved. Deemed the worst mechanic in the game by yours truly, those grappling hook sections never feel good. Having to hold a button to swing, another one to jump further, and pressing up at the right time because the diagonal grapple never reaches far enough... It always feels miserable. It's not as bad once you've bought yourself a few upgrades, but it remains clunky, and it's another reason why I think that double jump should have been a part of the basic movement kit. To unlock it and the other enhancements, you'll need to rescue as many as you can of the 8 robots hidden in every level, which is pretty fun to do. Slightly outside of the main path or behind short platforming challenges, they provide a little incentive to explore more than you would otherwise. Fighting the bosses and learning their patterns, to then beat them flawlessly in the expected Boss Rush (Did you really think this wouldn't be part of the experience ?) was also nice. They're not great bosses, but seeing how you improve in just a few attemps is satisfying. Same with some of the achievements, asking you to beat specific levels under certain conditions, like not getting frozen in the Ice level, or avoiding all the goop in the Sewer level. It's not much but hey, I'll have my fun somehow ! You won't be pulling off the crazy combos from the trailer very often, but Gravity Circuit is a functional Mega Man clone, even if it usually feels more frustrating than satisfying because of a few mechanics that could have used some refining. A [b] 5[/b] to me, it's mediocre but fine. Or the other way around if you're a Mega Man fan.

Este juego me ha encantado en todos sus aspectos, una jugabilidad increible, parecida a la de los Megaman retros dándole una lavado de cara al género. La historia, aunque sea un juego más enfocado al gameplay, es muy buena y te la explican muy bien sin tener que verte ningún video para entenderla. Todo esto viene acompañado de su música, que acompaña genial los aspectos mencionados anteriormente y te hace sentir que estas en ese mundo futurista. También me gustaría destacar el pixelart que se nota que está hecho con mucho cariño y vale los 16 euros que cuesta, aunque yo lo pillé gratis por tiempo limitado y es recomendable esperar a que se descuente su precio. Además tiene otros modos postgame que le dan más tiempo de juego. JU-E-GA-ZO