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Graphics are a little muddy for a PC port but otherwise fantastic. It really looks like they developed it on Switch first, and the PC port was kinda an afterthought, but this is the best entry in the series in a very long time. Great entry point for newcomers.

Short and sweet, very charming. Not too difficult.

Short and sweet, not very difficult. A fun ride that feels like it ends just when things are getting really good. A bite-sized story full of big characters, and the tiniest glimpse into what seems to be a much larger world.

please put Wilnas in the game thanks

Crazy blend of almost every generation of 2D Megaman (MMZ gameplay, MMX structure/setting/music, classic MM aesthetics). Gorgeous pixel art and great music with a relatively light-hearted story that feels very true to the games it is taking inspiration from. A little on the short side if you just blaze through, as is typical of this genre, but worth every penny.

Only gripe I have is that some hookshot segments don't feel great. For me at least, the hookshot would sometimes not behave as expected, leading to deaths that didn't feel like my fault. But these sections are short and easily overlooked.

Most important feature: rescuing robodoggies

100% clear. Very derivative but still enjoyable. Great atmosphere, music, art, and exploration. Feels like just about the perfect length. A little on the easy side if you're used to this type of game.

its weird to call it sokoban when the entire game is about thinking outside of the box

A dream to play.

A fun romp! I cleared all the way through the postgame, finished around level 70 with no superbosses or NG+

Main game is a walk in the park even on Hard mode, the difficulty peaks fairly early and then the rest of the game is mostly trivial with maybe 1 or 2 tricky bosses. It is much, much easier than the original SD3. Postgame is not really much harder. There is a superboss for those who want a steeper challenge.

Despite the difficulty, building up your party and customizing their skills is still pretty fun, although the customization starts to feel a little lacking in meaning in the late game when you can kill pretty much everything with ease. Strongly recommend playing Kevin just because playing as a werewolf is great and all of his skills are really strong + look cool. (his postgame bonus fight is also one of the coolest)

English VA is pretty subpar, the Japanese VA is quite a bit better, so the JP voices are definitely recommended if you can deal with subtitles.

The game looks nice overall but there are a few angles in cutscenes and some boss arenas that look fairly flat and uninteresting. Nothing immersion-breaking though. The characters and environments all look great and are very faithful to the original game overall. The option to play with Kikuta's original SD3 soundtrack is also wonderful and I strongly recommend giving it a try.

Got it on sale for around $15 and I would recommend waiting for a similar price, I got about ~17 hours of a single playthrough and I was playing pretty quickly and did not finish every single thing in the game.

Solid 9/10 up through the normal final boss, the extra stage needed a little more polish though. Otherwise, a short but solid metroidvania.