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• gamedeal user

  Jun 22, 2014

  I had much higher hopes for this game... The levels lack any real substance and most of the upgrades are generic/mediocre at best. There are "150" different weapons or something like that, and by different-- they mean different in name not what they do. In general the gameplay is mostly fun, albeist repetative and lacking any need for skill. Some of the level design is very frustrating and can make the game less enjoyable (think having a drill leg, and drilling into instant death because the level is 'gone'). Boss fights are a joke with the third and fourth bosses giving useless upgrades (seriously, I had them already just from fighting bad guys. No extra power from them...). Definitely dissappointed here. In short: lacks depth, sort of fun, but if you've got smash bros I'd recommend just playing that instead. Definitely not worth $15.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 13, 2014

  Megabyte Punch comes within inches of being a truly great game. It takes a working formula and overhauls it with loads of customization, while cutting out unneeded mechanics. This creates a fast-paced fighting game with a fun adventure game stacked on top. Unfortunately, the lack of ability to create your own custom matchups as well as the lack of online multiplayer drags the game down to being merely "really good". The meat of the game revolves around exploring levels, destroying enemies, and taking their broken parts as your own. The game uses a Super Smash Bros. style damage system, where the more damage a character has, the further an attack will send them flying. Non-boss adversaries can be destroyed by bashing them against a wall at high enough velocities, while bosses are fought in a classic Sumo-wrestling slugfest. The game is much more fast-paced than Super Smash Bros. and actively encourages building combos; A skill you'll need to master if you want to defeat bosses or win the tournament. As an aside, smacking an enemy hard enough to send them destructively cratering through the terrain is [i]extremely[/i] satisfying. Fallen enemies will drop either currency or one of their body parts, which you can install on your own character. Each part has a different ability attatched to it, ranging from increasing the number of double jumps you have to giving you a chaingun for an arm. You can have drills attatched to all of your limbs, allowing you to tear through destructable blocks with ease... or you can equip a bunch of parts that increase your damage output, turning you into a close-range terror. It's even possible to build a perfect replica of every humanoid character in the game - even the shopkeeper and the final boss! The presentation uses chunky 3D models and colorful if not cliche environments - the overrall presentation manages to evoke some level of nostalgia without looking like a shitty NES game. More people need to figure out that this is possible. The soundtrack is similarilly modern-nostalgic, combining the composition of chiptune music with modern synthesizers and drumkits. While I do feel that some of the level themes are a bit too cliche for their own good (looking at you, Ancient Tech Ruins) the overall soundtrack is pretty catchy, and in some cases, pretty hype too. Now, as with any good game, Megabyte Punch has some serious flaws. Firstly, finding some rare parts doesn't involve "finding" them so much as going through the same level over and over again until you randomly encounter a version of the enemy carrying that part. I must have played through Frostbyte Deep five times before one of the enemies decided to spawn with the Frostbyte Leg part. Additionally, while the game does tell you that certain rare parts can only be won in the tournament, it does not tell you that certain postgame parts can only be found in the shop... the shop which only carries duplicates of parts you already have 99% of the time. Another flaw with the game is the predictability of the AI. It's unfair to expect AAA-level brilliance from a game made by two guys, but the fact that I can [i]repeatedly[/i] spam the Submachine Gun until the enemy shields, break said shield, and then KO them with a tornado kick without fail is a bit... disappointing. Additionally, the boss opponents become easilly confused when faced with more than one player character, rendering them unable to decide who to attack. And any enemy with a plasma cannon will annoyingly spam projectiles. All of these flaws are forgiveable. The game was made by two programmers and one composer, give them a break. However, there is ONE flaw with this game that I absolutely do not understand: [b]there is no online multiplayer in Megabyte Punch.[/b] The official reason for this is that neither of the programmers had any prior knowledge of netcode and they didn't want to incorporate a flawed feature, so they left it out entirely instead. As far as co-op adventure mode or random matchmaking goes, this seems like a rational desicion. But can't I at least play peer-to-peer versus mode with a friend? I want to see what kind of character they've built, and I want to see how they fight, but I can't. For a PC exclusive fighting game, this is completely absurd. Despite the glaring flaws in the game's design, however, I still had a crapload of fun with Megabyte Punch. The game's customization and two singleplayer game modes add a ton of replay value to the game, especially if you like to experiment with building new characters. If you're a fan of Super Smash Bros. style fighting, Cave Story style exploration, and Custom Robo style character building, I seriously suggest you play this game. Oh yeah, and when the wise old robot tells you to seek out Three Flowers, keep in mind that they're stacked vertically. Now go kick some walking robo-heads!
• taolachh

  Mar 26, 2023

  robt
• CobaltHail

  May 7, 2023

  Funny little smash bros robot go beep boo- oh wow this studio made lethal league years later huh.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 29, 2015

  I love this game its a small gem that coulda fit in in the days of sega nintendo and arcades :)
• gamedeal user

  Jun 13, 2015

  Up + Punch. Up + Punch. Up + Punch. Up + Punch. Up + Pu- Hey, where'd he go? Megabyte Punch, for the four and a half hours I've been mainlining it, has been wonderful. The music and graphics go together wonderfully, almost as well as my B-Chipset Hammer and an enemy's optics. It's a little bit Custom Robo here, a little Smash Brothers there, and there's some Megaman in there in between, but it's enough of its own thing to push those three into traffic and go its own way. The only problems I've had stem from my own inability to string together a combo more competent than the one previously mentioned. Give it a shot, for your own sake.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2016

  Think classic Sonic the Hedgehog levels with Smash Bros' fighting and the customization of Custom Robo. What's not to love? The defualt controls are crap, but that's easily fixed. The multiplayer is only split screen and not online, but would still be a blast. Awesome game, don't miss out.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2016

  It's Super Smash Bros. with an adventure mode and robots that you can customise. What's not to love? I'd pay full-retail for a bulky sequel.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 12, 2017

  Good game Good art Good mechanics Good music my only complaint is that sometimes with special attacks that are fists that pull back, it will sometimes hit those behind you. it does it for the final boss as well.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 26, 2017

  Smash Bros subspace emissary but it's a story with robots