Fallen Leaf

As someone who loves the classic megaman series, when I first laid eyes on this game, I thought it looked amazing. I mean, The pixel art was gorgeous, the movement looked solid and responsive, and as a whole, the game just looked...great. However, upon completing this game, I am sad to say that I did not enjoy this game that much, and I think there are alot of factors at play here that made me come to this conclusion. First of all, I'd like to get the things I did like out of the way first: The game has amazing pixel art and animation. The boss fights are genuinly great and are quite challenging too. Definitely the highlight for me. The soundtrack is pretty good and has some memorable tracks Now for the things I didnt like: The endless amount of dialogue. Oh man, characters just yap yap yap all the time. The dialogue just never stops. I found myself skipping alot of these sections due to how looooong they can go on for. There are so many towns along the way in this game with sometimes dozens of characters to talk to. I'm sorry, but this is genuinly awful and really breaks the flow of this game. Some people might like this, particularly those who like RPG's, but for someone who…

This game is a hidden gem. The use of different characters with different abilities means you can shift your playstyle as you will once that character is unlocked. The music is a banger.

Fun game

This was a real treat to play. All the retro game lovers need to get his game! I appreciate that there is difficulty without severely punishing the player for failing. Loved the characters and special weapons you unlock along the way. Very replayable as well. This was my second playthrough.

Pawla my beloved

Looking for a platformer with a lot of variety? Fallen Leaf is a great choice. It’s a mix of Mega Man when it comes to movement and Kirby in terms of how the levels are structured. There are plenty of secrets and several different characters, each with their own way of attacking and moving, and you can freely switch between them during a level. I think the game’s only real weakness is that, because of the large number of characters, you probably won’t play as some of them very much. At some point, you’ll likely find 2–4 characters that are the “best” for your playstyle and end up ignoring the rest. Even so, it’s still very much worth it, since which characters are the best can vary from person to person and will probably change as you unlock more characters. And for those who like to complete everything, the achievements are generally easy. There are only a few secrets that can be a bit annoying to find on your own, but nothing a Steam guide can’t solve.