Mighty Gunvolt

I could not have tried harder in getting a controller to work with this

Honestly? Buy it on sale. The pros is that you get what you paid for. The cons is that you get what you paid for. The levels by themselves are pretty easy and there are a lot of HP drops (Though that isn't the case for the free DLC ones, more on that later). While this is disappointing because they felt like they were made in 15 minutes with nothing very interesting to them (Unlike, say, levels in Bloodstained), it helps that they're quick when you lose all your lives to a boss and have to re-do them all. I first beat all 9 levels as Ekoro, then the 5 main ones as Gunvolt and Beck. Unsure if there are differences in damage or not, though Beck ends up being a bit annoying, since his shots go a bit lower, and the game seems designed for the shot height to be the one of the other two characters. Took a few tries until I understood the mechanics of the first 5 bosses, but after that they become pretty easy and consistent, though it also comes with some issues: Part of that is because you can get hit multiple times and it still be worth it because of how much damage you can deal, but at the same time some attacks are VERY hard to dodge or react to. DLC levels are... a bit more painfu…

Mighty Gunvolt feels like a Throwback to the classic Mega Man games with the sense of Azure Strike Gunvolt, Mighty Number 9 and Gal Gun but with a Retro Gaming Feel that you would find on a Nintendo NES game. Its a fun game but its also pretty hard too along with 3 different characters to play as being Beck, Gunvolt and Ekoro.

This was pretty bad... Couldn't even leave the game when I wanted to, like I was trapped in the stage and had to Alt F4 out. I generally don't refund games that I get for almost nothing, but this is borderline dishonest and consider it a buyer beware.

I mean it's alright like (play as Gunvolt Beck and Ekora are too mid)

good