METAGAL

uma das melhores fangames de megaman que eu já joguei. não sei a opinião dos outros mas, na minha humilde opinião, uma obra prima como essa deveria ser mais cara (mas ainda bem que eu já comprei)

I LOVE this game! = (8.0 / 10) - RECOMMENDED Retro Nostalgia hitting me in the face again Flawless Gameplay It will take some time to get used to if you haven't played games like this, the Game is NOT EASY just to make this Clear the price is Also Right in my opinion. Controls can feel Stiff at times, I play with an XBOX Controller yet always Expecting that Challenge around the corner despite this the Game Brought me back to the Days of the Original NES (1989) NOTE: This is NOT Mega Man at all means but regardless Extremely FUN! THANKS to the Developers of this game :)

Could have been a great game if the level design was better but as is hard to recommend.

La mejor forma de describirlo es: Un Clon de Megaman pero en 16bits. Se siente exáctamente igual los controles, y al dificultad es la misma. Con valor rejugable si te interesa sacar logros y mejores puntuaciones, además tienes 5 personajes para jugar el juego, por el precio que vale te dará muchas horas de entretenimiento! Si eres fanático de Megaman definitivamente tienes que jugar éste título indie.

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Great megaman game on low budget Have you wonder or wish Megaman and his robot master are females instead? If so then look no further for this game has it. Story: 3/5 This game has some level story telling which is decent for $4 dollars game. Like megaman, you play as Metagal who wasn't aware that she is battle droid and must save her family while defeating main villain. Presentation and graphics : 3/5 The characters look somewhat fuzzy on cutscene which is understandable since it only use less than 40 MB. The game shines on the graphics which looks way better than 8-bit era of Megaman NES and GB days. The character designs looks great on various characters and background. The only problem here is that some look to silly and some looks too similar when comparing to megaman enemies. However some characters design are major improvement such as megaman's Sniper Joe to Fighter of Fire. Gameplay: 4/5 Just like Megaman, you can upgrade Metagal abilities by finding these special items and defeating the GAL masters to gain their power ups. Unlike Megaman, you don't have to worry about finding energy for your GAL masters' weapons for it automatically recharge which you can still find energy for them if you want to. The game does not use extra lives but it has check points and you can use golden gears to revive yourself in certain area of the game. You can also use these golden gears to heal yourself many times you want which you can carry up to 99 if you wish to do so. The best part of this game you can play as GAL masters once you have beaten the game which they have their own strengths and weakness which you can upgrade their abilities as well. You can play using the keyboard or game controller which I used PS4 controller without any issues. Music: 3/5 The music is decent for nothing really standout compare to many major franchise or some indie games. Final thoughts: Best not to compare this game to late 16-bit era of Megaman games but the game did well enough to earn a sequel. It took me nearly 9 hours to complete this where many of megaman non 3d games usually takes less than 5 hours to complete 100% of the game.

A simple but good megaman tyype of game. The story but may be cringy, but it's not in the way once the gameplay start. the weapon you get can be used indefinitely(but need some chargeup) and are quite interesting, leading to a cleverly designed second half of the game. I enjoyed my time with this game until the end! :)

Once upon a time, I tried this game, gave it a short NOT RECOMMENDED review and refunded it. I later decided to buy it again, and while I was able to get further through the game, mostly through perseverance, I still have to give it a NOT RECOMMENDED review. Metagal wants to be Mega Man. And it falls flat in too many ways. The game looks fuzzy (I'm assuming it was made in Game Maker), enemies act way too fast. And some areas will kill you multiple times due to bad level designs. Large, bottomless pits. Exploding platforms. Spikes. Worse of all is that I got the to final boss (I think. If this REALLY is a Mega Man game, that was only his first form) and I died several times due to not being able to consistently damage him. The gimmick for the boss is TERRIBLE when combined with all of the problems this game has. My recommendation: if you really want to try this game, wait until it goes on sale for less than a dollar. Otherwise, you're paying too much for what wants to be Mega Man but has too many shortcomings to be one.

Look, I've tried to enjoy this on three separate occasions now. The last two times were years ago, so I thought, sure, let's give it another go. I blew through the first few levels, quickly making it past a stage I remembered getting stuck and frustrated in, briefly wondering whether I simply got gud since my last attempt. The third stage had a fiddly bit with moving platforms over spikes with an enemy firing bullets straight at you with little time to react and little room to dodge. So I died. I hadn't died an unreasonable number of times yet, though, so I thought, "Let's try this a second time." The enemy was on a completely different cycle and was no threat to me whatsoever. So... I didn't need to practice and develop skills; I just had to blindly hit the first platform at the right time so that I wouldn't be pushed into an instant death while riding the fourth platform? "Well, that's bad design," I thought, but I'd only died once to the room, so I shrugged and continued through the next door. I managed to bop the mini-boss in the next room on the first try. He hit like a truck and moved too fast to dodge, but his movement was predictable enough to know where not to stand and chip away at his health for what felt like forever before he finally died. I was strongly motivated to succeed by not wanting to deal with the dumb moving platforms again. The next room had to have a checkpoint. I was safe. Wouldn't have to put up with that crap again. I jumped up to a door sitting high on the wall, passed through several pixels below the door, and phased into the floor in the next room. I was right: there was a checkpoint here. But I couldn't move. I could shoot. I could swap weapons and fire the special weapons I'd picked up from the previous two bosses. I could double tap and initiate the slide animation. I just... still couldn't move. I looked through the menus for anything that might allow me to just take a death and then continue, but only saw the option to quit. So I tell myself, "All right, self. Steam says you've spent 8 hours of your life on this game, and you're not much of a fan. It's only been half an hour tonight, but I can feel it: you're on the brink of uninstalling again, but you also kinda want to knock this off the ol' backlog for good. So what do you say? Hitting quit lets you restart from the checkpoint, you struggle through, at least get to tell yourself you it through. You get bopped out to the stage select, we uninstall this and throw it in your Steam hidden folder so we're never tempted to give it the benefit of the doubt again." You know how this story ends already. The actual Mega Man games are readily available on Steam for cheap at this point, and there are better fan-made love letters to the series. If you're looking to play something nostalgic, fun, cleverly designed, and just a little bit challenging... this ain't it.

Good game!