Colossus Down

A side-scrolling action game where Nika from MechaNika and Agatha from Agatha Knife join forces to destroy everything that isn't cool in this world. This thrilling adventure brings together the quirky personalities and imaginative worlds of both characters, promising an exciting blend of action and humor. If you’ve played the previous games, MechaNika and Agatha Knife, and enjoyed their unique charm, distinctive storytelling, and dark humor, you will undoubtedly find this continuation of their saga equally captivating.

Great adventure from Mango protocol, nice designs great characters overall, funny story. Would heavily recommend the whole saga with Mechanika and Agatha Knife. TRY IT. Mango Protocol seguid así sois unos grandes.

This game is a sequel to Mecha Nika in a beat em up style, it has some funny scenes and dialogues with lots of references to anime, gaming, etc. Overall a good idea for a game, with a somewhat poor execution. Starting the game feels slow, there's no enemies, you just go forward destroying your first objective which is school, this is the classic tutorial level to get used to the controllers, but done wrong, this is a full level, it has dialogues and it's long. Your special attacks are unlocked later on by collecting scrap from defeated enemies, which feels odd because playing through the game multiple times makes you realize destroying environmental objects awards you mostly the same amount of scrap, so don't go destroying everything in hopes to get more. Every time you finish a level, Nika goes on a little monologue about the scrap, if you leveled up your core, then she'll remind you each of the 4 special attacks you can get, every single time with no skip button (hold action button to fast forward a little). After advancing a little, Nika will give you the option of sacrificing one of your special move upgrades or going forward with a perma death option, the game isn't that h…

Hit, break, destroy

I love all the stuff by Mango Protocol :) Fun characters, stories, and plot twists. This one is mainly a beat-em up brawler, but with other styles of game play (shmup, platforming) to break up the repetition. The special abilities are fun to use and the entire story is a long social commentary on our current world and overall human satire. There are decision trees throughout the game meaning different outcomes and impacts. So far, one play through has taken 5 hours to get through. Have not tried coop yet. Highly recommend even though I prefer their usual point-and-click genre.

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