Cliff Hanger

To speak to the other English review I didn't experience performance issues, I'm on a very bad laptop and I was also streaming the game and it ran fine. The game detected my Xbox 360 pad with only the analog stick for movement; it was easy enough to set the dpad to directional keys with Joy2Key. The game isn't very good though. It's basically a clone of a single type of stage from the arcade game Edward Randy. Every level in Cliff Hanger is riding on planes, defeating waves and waves of soldiers. The character moves and attacks very slowly. To compound that, the enemies take too many hits to defeat. Very little variety and just doesn't feel great to play on a basic level.

To be fair the screen shots show off the game perfectly.... thats just all there is to the game. Pretty boring, slow, and it's just the same thing over and over again. the vertical movement isn't high enough half the time and the horizonal movement is practicly nonexistant.

Cliff Hanger, developed and published by syuuyuusya, is a 2D side-scrolling action game that seeks to evoke the nostalgia of classic beat-'em-up titles while delivering a fast-paced, combat-focused experience. The game casts players as Chain, a young warrior tasked with returning a powerful and mysterious ruby to its rightful place, all while being pursued by former allies who seek to claim the gem for themselves. While the story is relatively straightforward, it sets the stage for a game centered on action and skill-based combat rather than narrative depth, offering players a clear motivation for progressing through its stages. The core gameplay of Cliff Hanger revolves around Chain’s chain weapon, which can be swung, thrown, or used to execute a variety of combos and charged attacks. This combat system provides a degree of flexibility and strategy, allowing players to chain together moves for maximum effect or approach encounters with a more methodical style. Despite these mechanics, the execution can feel uneven at times. Animations occasionally lack smoothness, and controls can feel slightly unresponsive, making some encounters feel more frustrating than exciting. However, mas…

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We all reach that moment in our lives where we each think to ourselves: "Gee, I really liked the penultimate level of Cliffhanger: Edward Randy, but it would be SOOO much better with ♥♥♥♥ graphics, worse gameplay, and a couple of anime girls!" Well brothers and sisters, our dreams have finally been fulfilled. Now you to, can play a game that rips off a single level from a 1990 arcade game, only THIS TIME it looks like it was made in Flash, and without any of the things that made it impressive or fun three decades ago!