PLOID SAGA

I feel kinda bad writing a review for this seeing as it has almost no presence on Steam but I feel like it should be discussed for potential buyers. This entire bundle feels like a concept for games that are demos for the actual games that show a bit of the graphics, a couple of enemies, and very basic level design that hasn't even made it past the alpha stage of their respective games. I will do a breakdown of each game (Yes, I played all the games and feel like I have had enough time to evaluate each of them in this amount of time... that is a red flag to begin with, right?) V.O.I.D+ I bought this for this game because it looked interesting and I enjoy platform games. I play a lot of Levelhead for speedrun/points fun against the creators/followers I have so I'm a very advanced platformer. This game... I don't even know if I want to call it that, is levels of a few platforms, some enemies, currency called shards that are all over the place which only purpose is to collect 100 to get another life... and that is it. You get to the end of the level and it shows some text about a very bland storyline and sends you to the next level. let's go over the problems with this: * The ske…

I got this as one of the rewards for backing the upcoming Reknum: Fantasy of Dreams. It's a collection of four remastered retro games made by the devs of that game. Let me start with the good things about this game: - They make sure to give you everything related to the games, including music, artwork and NES versions of specific games. - The music for most of the games is fairly decent. VOID and PLOID in particular have some catchy, if repetitive music. - The presentation of the menus, while basic compared to similar retro collections, is also serviceable and easy to navigate. It really hypes you up to play these games, for whatever that's worth. - Uchusen II is a decent top-down shooter. Now for the not-so-good stuff: - The games all vary in quality, but none of them are particularly fun. VOID and PLOID are Mega Man-style run 'n guns with bland level design, boring enemies and no fun boss fights or powers. Uchusen and its sequel are shmups that differ in style, but can't hold a candle to other reputable NES-era shmups like R-Type and Gradius. - None of the games have a save feature, or even save states, for that matter. This was a deal breaker for me as I really felt the need …

If your a fan of retro games this is a must check out got this on sale for 10.79 and its worth every penny i love the 3 game choices super fun ! a must must get