
Thunder Kid, come in. The Robot Empire is back, and they're kidnapping all the humans! Run 'n' gun through colorful environments, dodge bullets, blast enemies, and face off with challenging bosses in this engaging, 3D action platformer. Do you have what it takes to save humanity?
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This is a tough game but it is a lot of fun. I think it is relatively fair as well.
I REALLY loved the first Thunder Kid, and I was very happy to see this sequel! It has wonderful art direction and great controls just like the 1st game. Was very fun to go through the cool looking levels and arrive at the bosses; each boss was unique and very exciting to go up against. Like the first game, it just had just the right amount of difficulty, in my opinion. I just have to get all the coins! Missing just one at the moment! (the level select is just lovely; can see what coins you have and what ones you need). If Renegade Sector Games ever wanted to make even more Thunder Kid games (or a successor series); I would buy them all up! Thanks for making this sequel! *thumbs up!* <3
Great art but the game is quite difficult!
A really awesome sequel. Seeing the slight changes (level clear conditions and sinking sands) and overall polish over the first one (not to it's discredit; it's a great game) makes me all the more excited for a third.
A window into what 3D platformers might've looked like if the the trailblazing giants of the genre had, instead of being Super Mario 64, been something taking more inspiration from the likes of Mega Man and Contra. A blend of bullet dodging and platforming that 3D platformers just haven't been able to pull off to the same degree that 2D ones have until now, with some great bosses rounding out the gameplay. Carries with it the same kind of simple charm that a lot of the classics of the eras it takes inspiration from had, packaged in tightly designed bite sized levels.
Short, sweet and really fun. It also offered some challenge near the end! This feels more like a "lost levels" expansion to the first one, but that's not a bad thing. If you're interested, check out the first game first.
A real retro blast! The bosses are a real highlight of the action, but some of the environments really stood out to me as well for fun level design, especially the city and the aerial armada. Thunder Kid II has a lot of small polish and usability improvements over the first game, which I appreciated. Less hitbox confusion, more blasting robots!
don't play this game, untill you want to end your life. it's not worth your time. game is not finished, buggy and ridiculously depressing. very hard and no fun at all. pointless waste of time, untill you want something to bring you closer to killing yourself
An amazing soft arcade game, truly a gem. The commands feels really nice, and as the game goes it becomes quite challenging. You will only need one directional pad to move the character, so it's a really fun game to play with an arcade stick controller.
Good short action game
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