Super Alloy Crush

[h1]Not "inspired" by any Megaman Game[/h1] Aside the fact it has a dash/jump/attack buttons and bosses that's honestly about it (like many other games) .. The look/feel/movement/sound and vibe entirely different to be honest it sorta reminds me of younger days playing Jazz Jackrabbit and the like... I could cut and paste a wall of text from somewhere else and say this is inspired by that.. and I would only be fooling myself - this is a fun lil game and I can't wait to see what's next on their roadmap

Bought and refunded. I really really hated this game. The review score for this game is suspiciously bloated. It's not like Mega Man X whatsoever. I'm extremely disappointed to see Gravity Circuit teamed up to do a bundle with this game. Gravity Circuit so much better than this game. I felt even more cheated because of my decision being swayed by this bundle. Literally 95% of the gameplay is destroying stagnant boxes and vehicles and then collecting the sparkly trinkets left behind. That isn't fun. Completely brain dead gameplay. Enemy AI is extremely basic. Boss fights are boring. Platforming is horrendous. Level design is flat out appallingly dumb. I know this might all seem too insulting, but you compare yourself to MegaMan X you're gonna get shot down if you're not up to snuff. Despite being EA there's no way the developer can make any meaningful changes to make this game better. Take away destroying boxes, then you have sparsely populated rooms full of enemies that present no challenge. The game art is OK but the gameplay feels so empty and hitboxes are huge it doesn't really matter. The only thing this game has going for it are the female characters with well endowed chests. Even that feels like a missed opportunity.

If you like the later Megaman Xs, you will probably like this. If you do not like the later Megaman Xs, you will probably not like this. It's not as smooth, technical, and curated as an early X or anything from the Zero series. However, Super Alloy Crush is messy and big and there's stats and chips and hidden areas and roguelike progression modes and you can dig into it in a way that you can't with something like 20XX that's at least pretending to be balanced. The writing and art and leagues better than the first game, but the story is still very "what are you talking about." It feels like there was a setting primer I was supposed to have read, but didn't, so I'm kind of just along for the ride. Oh, yeah, soul cores. Yeah people have those I guess. Say more. In terms of gamefeel, it reminds me a bit of Valdis Story. It's slippy and technical but you can brute force it without too much issue. And unlike Valdis, you don't have to hadouken to dodge. You can just bind a dedicated button to that. Notably, there *is* more game on the way. This is a decent offering for an early access, but the campaign doesn't feel finished. And even if there's lots of side content, I'd like to see the main story get something resembling a full arc. If you're on the fence but you broadly like Megamanlikes, this is imho one of the better ones along with the Gunvolts. I think it's a pretty safe pickup on a 50% sale.

Great game with a fun soundtrack. The art is superb and while I'm not usually one to replay levels, I found myself gunning to 100% each level with both characters.

i think i have a crush on the hot demon lady

个人建议：添加常态奔跑模式，翻滚动作保持在地面上不要腾空，弹反技能改为按下按键即开始判定

Super fun and has good replayability. Looking forward to future versions.

Stellar sequel for another "quirky Mega Man X clone about technology and violence." The combat's great and feels fluid for both characters (even if Kelly does take a bit to get used to with the slight delay in his shots, but once you do, he feels incredibly great), the soundtrack (despite reusing some tracks from the previous game, but given the main hub theme went super hard, it makes sense) is great, and the various modes is insane. Highly recommend this if you like Mega Man X a li'l too much (like me).