Blazing Chrome

[h1]Brasileiro, barulhento e bom demais![/h1] Blazing Chrome é um run and run desenvolvido pelo estúdio JoyMasher - um estúdio BRASILEIRO - que te joga de cabeça em um futuro ano de 21XX, onde após uma guerra perdida contra as máquinas, o pouco que restou da humanidade se uniu em resistência. No papel da soldado Mavra e o robô punk rocker Doyle (e posteriormente o ninja Raijin e a ciborgue Suhayla) são a última esperança da humanidade não entrar em extinção. Blazing Chrome é um jogo que carrega fortes inspirações de jogos de antigamente como Contra, Gun Force e Metal Slug, esbanjando personalidade e carisma, enquanto te apresenta seis estágios com ação frenética do início ao fim, te entregando cenários variados e muito bonitos e detalhados; é impressionante como o jogo te entrega constantemente uma situação nova: Tiroteios, seções com um mecha, perseguições de veículos, combate aéreo, e tudo isso acompanhado de uma trilha sonora de excelente qualidade. Quanto à jogabilidade, ele segue os padrões dos jogos em seu DNA, onde você se move, salta e atira, porém acrescenta algumas mecânicas à fórmula, como esquiva, a possibilidade de carregar até quatro tipos de munição, bots d…

Yes. I played with my best friend and we had fun.

[b]Blazing Chrome[/b] is a classic side-scroller, very reminiscent of the 90's era of Arcade games. You usually die from one bullet which forces you to replay many sections of the levels. To be honest, this game at times can be incredibly hard, even for 2 players, nonetheless for a single campaign run. There's some weapons and character selection which is okay at best, but the biggest issue is definitely the amount of enemy spawn and their health bar. Some enemies are bullet sponges while others overwhelm you coming from literally everywhere which delivers some crazy action sequences but it's definitely not for the faint of heart. Level design can be bland at times, though boss fights are usually very challenging and fun to play through. Older gamers who grew up with this kind of unfair difficulty will appreciate this decent entry in the genre, however, it's safe to say this game can be incredibly infuriating to play through. I recommend this if you like to suffer in silence or if you're a mildly sadistic person. [h3]6.5/10[/h3]

Well made side scrolling shooter that does nothing to break the mold, but nothing wrong either. If you're a fan of the genre you'll likely enjoy it. If not, this is likely to be a bit punishing. The difficulty comes largely from exploiting the directions that are difficult to shoot in, something veterans of the genre are likely used to and newcomers will find frustrating. Still, worth a shot if the previous look up your alley.

TLDR: [b]Old school run 'n' gun action handles well and is challenging but not too difficult if you use continues and learn your boss patterns and stage dangers.[/b] Blazing Chrome is a well done Contra-like with switchable weapons, power up gear, a melee attack, prone, and dodge roll available to a starting character. The action is a little more difficult than I typically like. Each of the six missions is typically separated into three stages. If you reach the next stage of a mission, a continue will start you there with a fresh set of lives. For a veteran casual like myself, this brought a nice balance to the difficulty on normal. [b]There were a couple times I thought I might have to come back to a level after taking a break but the gameplay has a good hook to it even when struggling with a level[/b] and so I kept at it every time! I finished a first normal playthrough in a little over two hours. [b]There's a nice variety of bosses, there's run 'n' gun action, jump in a mech action, future speed bike action, and a couple really cool pseudo 3D stages--the aerial combat suit stage being a stand out favorite to mix it up.[/b] Finish the story mode and you unlock a boss rush mode …

Awesome old school run and gun action