Mega Man 11

as much as i love this game, its doesnt have any optimizations for pc, so look out for that.

Got half-way through beating 4 of the 8 robot masters and was watching a cutscene of Dr Light talking to Mega Man... then my game froze. No matter what button I pressed on my controller or keyboard nothing happened. Restarted only to find out that apparently this game doesn't auto-save and now I just lost 2 hours worth of progress and am back to my old save where I only beat block and bounce man. Are you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ kidding me... Looked at some of the other reviews and apparently this ♥♥♥♥ isn't properly optimized for pc (glad to find that out now!) and the cutscenes in particular are very resource intensive which caused the crash. Well screw me for wanting to watch the rest of the story and not skip it like 90% of people do. What I don't understand is *why* only these cutscene parts are so poorly optimized and *why* does the game NOT immediately save right after you beat a stage like literally any other game would. Sucks cause I was really enjoying the game up until now but the thought of having to do that instant kill spike crap in Acid Man's stage again just makes me want to go play something else.

Honestly, I'm more neutral rather than positive or negative, the reason I'll leave a recommended, is because I know there are some fans who love the series. I completed Megaman X, Megaman Xtreme2 and Megaman 7 back in the day, and yes I even managed to complete Megaman and Forte with no save states, I still need to beat the original, but as you can see, I might not be a 100% fan, but I know my Megaman games with that said, let's begin. *spoilers alert* *spoilers alert* *spoilers alert* *spoilers alert* PROS: -Good graphics -Double gear system is cool -Bosses feel more challenging -Long but memorable stages -Rush coil and Rush Jet are back! -some power ups are really cool CONS: -The platforming on some levels are unforgiving yes probably close to the original, or worse -Long levels, yes...even those some of them are fun and memorable, some of them can feel eternal and a pain in the A -No hidden areas -Easy Willy, even tho the platforming on the game might feel like hell, once you reach willy stages, they feel like a let down, specially the final battle and yes, we can talk all day about how difficult Willy was at Megaman 7 -lack of story telling, yes I know some people are going to say: "but the original Meagan did not have story telling", or, "did you watch the cutscenes bro?" fair, but at least 7 had a plot, and plot twists as well, what happened to Forte? (Bass) and yes, this was exactly the problem, the story was getting really interesting, but the ending felt too dull, like the story telling lefty the chat -Re used formula FINAL TOUGHTS: If you love Megaman series, there is nothing wrong with adding this to your collection, it's not the best Megaman out there, but at least it's fun to play, specially if you challenge yourself, to not use the double gear system at all.

It's a decent game, but definitely not worth it at full price. The double gear system can feel like more of a gimmick than anything as the majority of the platforming challenges and fights are designed to be beatable without it, there's virtually no sections designed around it so it just ends up kind of feeling like a crutch. The game was also clearly made on a pretty low budget and some areas suffer for it. Graphically it's pretty sub-par with a lot of levels having flat 2D backgrounds, but functionally everything works well enough. The story starts with an interesting premise going back to how Light and Wily used to be friends but doesn't really do anything with it. Some of the voice acting is bad, and Megaman's death scream which happens every single time you die is annoying. The soundtrack is also just passable, and pretty much all uses a very synth-heavy sound font which makes the tracks blend together and lack memorability. The lack of effort shows especially in the final levels in Wily's Fortress where there's only a single track that plays in every single level. Even Megaman 2 on the NES had multiple tracks for the Wily Fortress levels, so it was pretty disappointing realising they just used the same track on every single Wily level. Also it's a smaller annoyance, but the shop is designed in such a way that buying large amounts of items is a bit annoying. It's not possible to choose a number of items you want to buy, instead you have to select the item, input left to move the highlighted button to "yes", and confirm the purchase for every single item. And as you can expect for a classic-style Megaman title it's pretty short. My playtime is no doubt longer than average because I played on the hardest difficulty. If you're a Megaman fan I'd say pick it up on a sale, there are better games with more content you can get for less.

子供の頃からロックマンが大好きで、11も期待通りでした。

Man, either I'm not good a Mega Man or this game is just stupid hard (probably a combo of the two). I grew up on the X series and was excited to pick this up, but coming from those games where controls and movement felt so tight, this is a floaty mess that still requires absolute precision. And the number of insta-death tiles scattered in some of the maps is ridiculous. I'm almost 2 hours into my attempts on the 'Normal' difficulty and still don't have a save file yet because I can't manage to clear a single stage. Sometimes I can make it to a boss fight, but the stages themselves are sometimes just designed to be infuriating. I had an easier time with Hollow Knight: Silksong. I'll probably keep the game and just be angry while I die for hours since I'm into that sort of thing, but I'm glad I waited until this was on sale for less than $10 because I don't think I'd have been very happy with the content otherwise.

スピードギアがすべての元凶 ロックマンは１～１０までやっていますが、１１が一番面白くなかったと思います。 本作独自のシステムのスピードギアですが、（周囲をスローモーションにし、ロックマン自身もスローモーション化するというもの）スピードギアを前提としてステージが作られ、一部のステージではあまりに即死ギミックがシビアすぎると感じました。（高難易度といわれる９や２などは納得感がありましたが、１１のは理不尽に感じました。） また、２Dアクションゲームにあるまじき速度でダメージ判定が飛んできてしまい、初見では上手く突破できませんし、スローモーションにして突破することも楽しさを感じずらいです。 ロックマン自身がスローモーションになってしまうため、ジャンプの高度調整に影響が出てしまったりしてプレイフィールが著しく損なわれます。 ゲームを進めるとスピードギアを使ってもロックマンがスローにならないというアイテムが解放されますが、最初から開放しておくべきだったと思います。未開放状態がかなりストレスフルです。 ボス戦などでもスピードギアを使わないと極めて避けずらい速すぎる行動がありますが、逆に平時にスピードギアを使うと簡単になりすぎたりしてバランスが崩れてしまっています。 あと、今作ではジャンプすると頭が天井に当たりやすく感じます。ロックマンのサイズが大きめだからかもしれませんがこれも不快な要素でした。ギリギリのジャンプを成功させないと即死するシーンも他シリーズに比べて多く感じました。 難易度については一部ステージが高すぎるもののボス戦は普通です。 ロックマンのシリーズとは言っても作っている人は当時とは違うのでしょうから仕方がないのかもしれませんが、あまり楽しめなかったため残念な作品でした。

I have no idea how I used to love these games as a kid. It's clunky as HELL. It's really sluggish, with crazy long levels that have no end sight. The limitations of your kit are apparent at every turn, like not being able to shoot in any non-horizontal direction, and the controls feeling off no matter how you tweak them on keyboard. Given, controls were better on the Switch back when I first played it 7 years ago, so maybe it's just the PC port feeling janky. I was able to beat the game plenty of times on the Nintendo Switch back in the day, so I'm probably just bad now, but coming back to this makes me realize how little this game has changed from its NES roots. If you're OK with a slow, stiff, unforgiving platformer, this will probably be fine for you, but now that fast, buttery-smooth, equally unforgiving platformers exist, Mega Man sure feels rusty.