Android Hunter A

really poor controls, so bad it ruins the game completely, character doesnt do what you what it to do using a control pad (wall jumping) really poor execution.

2.5d side scroller with selectable worlds, all with a different boss-enemy at the end to try to overcome. Lots of cool cosmetics to unlock as you scratch that mega old school itch, man! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cBxbNEukxQ&t=1s

i waited for this game for awhile. it seems like alot of effort was put into this and went over board. the controls cannot be fully remapped so those of the that LB dash and RB jump like in the zero series cant do that. lots of pretty effects but the actual amount of level design is is pretty barren. might jump over a car , maybe two if youre feling frisky. over all character speed is too high as you only need to really dash to clear a few ledges. i bought this game a while abck and refunded it. decided to pick it up again now that its 2$ and i jsut cant bring my self to actually play it agaIn.

Android Hunter A is like if that one dude from class with an unhealthy obsession with Mega Man X made a game, but without understanding what made Mega Man X work. It's actually a bit impressive how much went wrong. It doesn't look good, sound good, or play good. It fails to understand Mega Man X the way that successors like 30XX and Azure Striker Gunvolt understood. The game's trying to bite off more than it can chew visually, with environments that use real-time reflections, normal maps, and characters with clashing art direction design like cartoony eyes and hair poorly mixed with realistic lighting. . Dude just pick 4 or so colors and keep it all stylized, honestly. Stay away from using normal maps and high poly visuals if it's difficult to pull off, players like myself aren't interested in 8k textures and ultra-high definition visuals, give me style, get me something I'll remember. Gameplay is trying its best to immitate Mega Man X but just can't quite pull it off, it technically works but it's flat and never pops the way it should. Controls aren't terrible just lacking in a way that's hard to describe. The game has a general lack of polish and care that you get in better tit…

I am a huge fan of the Mega man series, especially the X series. When I saw this game in development I followed it closely and with great anticipation, and when i was able to finally get it i was let down. There are many issues with the game. First is art style. the Intro scenes are not very well drawn and looks like the were taken from the story board directly. As the game progresses you noticed with the exception of A and a few others all the androids look the same. Second is the game play. The stages are dull and repetitive. its basically go right jump a few platforms maybe go back left. there are not many enemies in each area which means the majority of your time is spent dashing and jumping. Speaking of jumping lets talk about A's movement. In the X series there was a sort of weighted feeling with the way X and zero moved. they were agile, but you could control them. A is at times feeling as if he is weightless. he doesn't jump very high but he tends to jump far and he dashes like fast. the issue with this is it makes judging jumps to avoid boss attacks and one hit kill traps difficult. Then there is the special weapons. Much like the mega man and the X series, you get sp…

I started playing it but when I got to a few parts I found some glitched areas in the first level where I fell threw the floor when I was like 5 pixels lower then the floor. (I was air dashing from a pit) sorry but can't recoment till its been fixed.