GB Rober

Very fun action platformer. The difficulty I found very well balanced and fun, didn't feel too unforgiving or like you have to memorize everything but still challenging enough.

Cute and short, it's fun if you like megaman-type games, worker revolts and the power fantasy of killing your billionaire boss at the end.

beat it coolio. Do you want to play a megamanalike where you kill landlords? I especially enjoyed killing the guy who buys investment property. Pro tip: don't save up your charge meter use it often.

I was never good at megaman style games, but regardless this one is fun

This is a great love-letter to (Casual) Mega Man. I know some may see "Casual Mega Man" as a oxymoron, but it works. It *can* be super difficult, but that's up to how you set the options. (Although the platforming I think is the same across all options.) You can make the platforming harder for yourself by never using the double jump or dash (except where you absolutely have to). The presentation is sort of like a Game Boy game (I think that's the GB in the title). It's monochrome with 4 or maybe a few more shades. It might make it difficult for some to tell what is the background and what is the foreground, but I got used to it very quickly. It is a short game. I've only played for 19 minutes and I've completed the tutorial / intro stage and 2 of the 4 landlords (robot masters). There are achievements for completing it in less than an hour / 35 minutes / 25 minutes - so it is very short if you git gud. This lends itself to more replay-ability, and the options which make it very easy or very difficult mean you can beat it if you keep trying no matter your beginning skill level, and then you can gradually make it more and more challenging. There are hidden secrets and unlo…

You like explosions? Then GB Rober is THE game for you! Seriously, this game is half-platformer and half-explosion. It is a very fun fast-paced action-platformer in which you travel through different stages to defeat (litteral) bosses and gain new weapons. It plays very well, and it is much more forgiving that the games that inspired it. The difficulty is still there, but you'll constantly improve and quickly get your skills high enough to go on! It sounds good as well, with music fitting the GameBoy aesthetics of the game. Overall, a very nice experience of a game that is sure to be a nice one to replay every now and then, just like your good old-fashionned GB games!