Thunder Kid

Thunderkid, in my eyes is a 3d run and gun megaman, which is a game I have been fond of for a long time, [u]However[/u] this differs from megaman enough to stand on it's own two low polygon feet, and be a title of originality, a great game in my opinion. Definitely recommend it to anyone. - Benjamin Paradoxia Ender

Really solid, clean, and fun arcade-action title with a lot of charm. After playing through the first couple of levels, this is already one of my favorite action games I've played this year. Well worth your time!

Simple, rough but well designed - the 3D Megaman game Capcom doesn't seem to want to make anymore. Creator's dedicated as hell too, so i can't see why not supporting him.

This game is a hidden gem. It brings me back to the n64 era 3D days. There was a ton of variation with interesting levels that felt well designed. I only wish there were powerups to make you shoot further or faster. I had a blast playing this :)

Basically like a 3D MegaMan? Which means 3 things. I love the look, I'm very bad at it, and I'm incapable of judging it's quality. Maybe like, if you like MegaMan, but wish it was 3D, you'd probably like this?

"Mega Man meets Crash Bandicoot". Hidden gem is right. This is a fun behind the back shooter platformer that takes you down corridors of baddies. The bad guys are mixed and matched to make each scenario unique and increasingly challenging. The bosses are spectacles and the secret coin in each level is a nice bonus. Highly recommend this game and other Renegade Sector games!

TL;DR: Fast Paced Old School Fun at a Great Price A lot of people here seem to compare Thunder Kid to Mega Man, but I’d argue it’s a lot more like the “base” stages from the first Contra mashed with the platforming of the early Crash Bandicoot games. At first, I was a little worried as the enemies start off really easy to avoid but thankfully by the last stages you’ll be narrowly jumping between moving platforms all while dodging homing missiles. However, if that still isn’t enough challenge for you, there are golden coins scattered throughout the levels that really take some skill and risk to reach, and they even have an associated achievement. Thunder Kid also features some really enjoyable bosses with satisfying patterns that were rewarding to learn and overcome. Although, I’d personally argue that the world six boss is a bit of a steep learning curve, the final two bosses are really awesome fights. It’s definitely worth the eight-dollar price tag, and I’ll definitely be looking into the other Renegade Sector games.

While it lacks a bit of overall polish, it's a pretty fun adaptation of the run and gun genre into 3D with a very charming style