Chroma Squad

This game is probably worth $15 is your Super Sentai fan and $10 is your a Behold fan. I write this after 100%ing the game. It has a lot of clunkynes, animations taking forever, camera issues and unrewarding progression. Its really good sprite work, fantastic even and that makes me sad the studio has abandoned it for the low poly trend, such talent gone to waste chasing a trend. Sadly, speaking of waste, the story. It pulls that old chestnut of the thing they were doing was secretly real the whole time, I remember being quite disappointed on my first pay through when the """twist""" was revealed. I would have much more preferred a story about independent media creation and the perils and rewards of it, but such is life.

amazing rpg with deep story and amazing characters. plus you can play as a bober 10/10

OMIGOSH; I LOVE "CHROMA SQUAD"! Not only can it be good inspiration for making toku-satsu shows on a low budget to be creative, but it also has a great sense of humor, excellent gameplay, and a fascinating storyline behind it...with it's ups and downs, and crazy plot twists! No spoilers from here, but this is a MUST-HAVE, if you are a tactical RPG fan! AND if you're a good fan of toku-satsu? It may give you some inspiration on making your own series of that genre!

It's not even worth the time to give it a detailed review tbh. I know I didn't pay full price for this but 14 bucks is INSANE for this. It's so simplistic, it's boring, it's not funny. I've had it for years, started and stopped and still only got a couple hours in... it's a dollar mobile game at best and, honestly, you're better off buying a soda or something.

Love letter to sentai and power rangers.

Chroma Squad is an unexpected surprise. Do not be fooled by the apparent homage to the 90s Japanese television shows. There is more than meets the eye, and this is actually much more entertaining than I anticipated. The game itself is a tactical RPG. Personally, I would say it falls under the light strategy category, as it is not extremely difficult. While there might be some challenging situations, beating the game is quite doable. The option to choose the difficulty level is always welcome and allows everyone to experience the game at their own pace. The additional features are what make this game quite unique and fun. There are management elements such as hiring actors, buying equipment and handling the studio businesses, as well as keeping your fan base happy. But also the premise of every battle, which is not only to defeat the enemies, but to do so in such a way that increases the views of the episode. The story is simple and not particularly profound, but it’s engaging enough. There’s humour here and there, including all the clichés of this genre. Since the game draws on the nostalgia of 90s shows, the pixel art here is the perfect match. The music is excellent; not on…