MEGA MAN: ROCK N ROLL

Rock N Roll plays just like the classic titles. After many decades, it’s easy for a talented developer to see the shortcomings of the official games, and make improvements on every area. Controls are tight, stages are full of polish and Robot Masters reward the player for learning their patterns.
 
Rock N Roll is clearly aimed at the Mega Man experts or those who are not willing to give up easily. You get punished harshly for mistakes, but the sense of satisfaction is immense once you finally learn how to proceed. Just like Unlimited, Rock N Roll is a must play.
 
The Wily Stages are a bit lacking in terms of graphics and they can be easy to forget. The design and the luxurious feel however, stays constant through the entire game. Rarely do we see a game anymore where farming doesn’t get you anywhere, but learning does.

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MEGA MAN UNLIMITED

Known for its beautiful attention to detail, mostly fantastic level design and quality Robot Masters, Mega Man Unlimited does many things better than most of the official titles. Tight controls and physics that are built around the game make MMU an experience like no other.
 
Unlimited sets the bar for fan game development and it accomplishes everything it wants without any major hiccups. The game is not for everyone as it sets the difficulty quite high, just like in the olden days. Death Spikes are everywhere and levels are quite long.
 
MMU will make you go “Nintendo Mad” and you will throw your controller across the room, only to pick it up and try again as you hum along to its fantastic soundtrack.

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MEGA MAN: SUPER FIGHTING ROBOT

Super Fighting Robot puts some of the official titles to shame. SFR offers an emotional ride as you ravage through beautifully designed stages meeting a cast of what I’d consider a passable bunch of Robot Masters. The game doesn’t suffer from any major problems and its physics are top notch.
 
Super Fighting Robot tells a story of a diligent developer who loves recreating the classic Mega Man feel and executes most of it close to perfection. The more you advance in SFR, the bigger the smile on your face gets. If you’re only going to play a few Mega Man fan games, make this one of them.

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MEGAMAN 7 (FAMICOM)

This Famicom version stays mostly true to the source material. Levels can seem huge at times compared to Mega Man’s size. Some simple mistakes are present, but for the most part I’d go as far as to recommend this fan game if you’re a fan of 7 to begin with.
 
Robot Master weaknesses no longer work the same way: Feedback and animations have been removed from them. Up to you if you like this or not. There is no shop, thus the game can be difficult at times. Rush Search has also been removed and items shuffled around in the actual stages. Overall, not bad.

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MEGA MAN: ROCK FORCE

Rock Force is a morose, dark and grim experience, like no other Mega Man game. The whole time you play the game, there is this sad undertone to the experience and it feels like you’re in one of Mega Man’s nightmares. All that being said, Rock Force is a fair title that deserves at least one playthrough. Strange sprite artwork and the dark tone can be off-putting. Keep in mind that certain questionable decisions and gimmicks set this game further away from your usual Mega Man experience.

Some research will prove beneficial before playing to fully enjoy this title. Based on your progression, the game will either throw puzzle stages or just classic normal stages your way and there is a convoluted way to affect the outcome which will potentially change your mind on how you liked the game at the end.

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ROKKO CHAN

Rokko Chan is a beautiful game. It manages to capture Mega Man quite well: Sleek tiling, graphics are pleasant, enemies are usually properly introduced, stage mechanics play well and repetition doesn’t really occur. The worst thing about this game is that it’s a flash game that you play on the browser. Not including .swf or .exe files with window size options is inexcusable.
 
There are only 6 Robot Masters, but they deliver a decent fight. Stages could have used more enemies and enemy variety: The game is quite easy at times. Double tapping a direction button should not make you dash, because it’s quite hard to tippy-toe when there is no wall-drag or wall jump. If you accidentally double tap instead of tippy-toe, you’ll surely fall down to your death. Stages also feel short because of the implemented dash. Jump height is too high to my tastes.
 
Overall the game is worth playing if you have means to do so comfortably, through software like OBS for example. There are moments of pure joy, but I just feel like we missed on something that could have been so much more. PS. Soundtrack is so worth downloading.

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MEGA MAN 2: ATARI DEMAKE

AD is made in the old school Atari style and it respects most of its designs while sometimes going a bit overboard with the graphics, certainly exceeding the capabilities of your regular Atari console.
 
This game fills an important hole in the fan game community. It aims to fix most, if not all of Mega Man 2’s problems and it succeeds with flying colors. Weapons have been improved multiple times over, stage designs have gotten a complete overhaul and the atrocious decisions made in the development of Mega Man 2 have all been reimagined. This is what Mega Man 2 should have been.
 
For veterans, the game can be a bit of a breeze. While fixing the problems with the original title, the game became quite easy. This means it’s a fantastic fan game for beginners, too.

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QUINT’S REVENGE

Quint gets his own game in the style of the Gameboy titles. If you want to dash and duck, Quint’s Revenge doesn’t let you down on that regard, however the game is very short and suffers from partially wasted opportunity and mediocre Robot Master AI’s. Quint’s Revenge is just okay with everything it manages to accomplish, so don’t except a mind-blowing experience. It is still fun in its own right and it’s definitely a good sneak peak of what might be coming our way in Quint’s Revenge 2.

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MEGA PONY

Even if you’re not a fan of My Little Pony, you can definitely find something to like here (as did I). Mega Pony starts out great: Physics are near flawless apart from turning, levels look nice and it plays pretty much like a decent fan game. The bosses in the game are definitely its strongest point. A lot of thought was put into the enemy AI’s and patterns. A good amount of research was done prior to making the game, as it clearly showcases how a Mega Man game should feel and control.
 
Unfortunately, the developer missed the mark what comes to the end game. The Discord stages feel like a random mess of enemies and mechanics, rather than having unique themes throughout. Every Discord stage is just a garbled mess or varying enemies with little to no thought put behind them. The bosses still manage to be awesome despite these shortcomings. The extra content is nice, but even if you don’t plan to play through the entire game, I can suggest at least trying the Mare stages. Mega Pony does a lot right, but manages to be a little bit of a letdown as well.

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MEGA MAN: DAY IN THE LIMELIGHT 2

An edition of Mega Man 3 with different levels, and no Mega Man in sight. In this game, you’ll be playing as the Robot Masters from Mega Man 2. While most of the design aspects are above average, there are quite a lot of cheap shots in enemy placement. Most stages are also too gimmicky and boss fights feel overly complicated.
 
Quick Man is also way too overpowered. Running through most stages, there is little in your way playing as him. You can see certain challenges were made for certain Robot Masters, but it’s just not enough for me to keep switching characters when Quick Man does most of them without problems. Game is also pretty boring in the later levels. This one big flaw has a major hit on this title.

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NEZUMIMAN

A shell of a game. Some neat ideas, mostly good placements and designs, but fails to impress. It’s like a dish you get in a fine restaurant that doesn’t fill your expectations. Game is super easy and cute though, make your wife play it.
 
Enemies also seem to not have a theme with the actual stage, they just seem randomly chosen. Also, you can’t jump out of a slide. Why not?

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MEGA MAN: DR. WILY’S FINAL ATTACK

A game that showcases decent stages, fascinating weapons and for the most part, godlike enemy placement. The game falls flat in its delivery: Sprites and tiles look awful and many of the different gimmicks and mechanics needed further improvements. Sometimes you just die because something didn’t work the way you expected, or it was never honed down to reflect the base quality of usual Mega Man title. Wily Stages feel rushed: The developer certainly got carried away with the enemy count and some design choices in Wily 3 make you want to step on Lego, instead of carrying on.
 
If you asked me to name more than two Robot Masters after playing the game, I would fail. I can’t connect the robots to their stages, nor can I connect their weapons to their owners. The game is very forgettable and after weeks fly by, you can’t even remember what the game was called. Enemy placement and stages alone can’t carry the entire experience, and sadly in this case it tastes like flat Cola.

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ZOOK HERO Z

Zook Hero Z attempts to charm you with its cute world, fun to discover mechanics and professional looks. Don’t be fooled though, a lot of what you find consists of recycled enemy behavior, dash that outright refuses to work in certain situations and overall unpolished gameplay.
 
The game is a bootleg and tries to cram a Mega Man X experience on the Gameboy Color, partly succeeding with it. The ideas are good, but the execution is abysmal in most cases. The ending really isn’t worth the time and effort. There are still things to like about the game on a personal level at least, so I can’t kick the game too much. Even with its flaws, it’s almost worth checking. With all the negative feedback out of the way, the game does have a charm that can’t be matched for a handheld ‘Mega Man’ game.

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MEGA MAN 2.5D

2.5D carries an interesting characteristic and charm with its visual style, however it doesn’t succeed that well in any aspect it tries to accomplish. While the 2.5D effect can sometimes be decent to look at, it usually ends up just being in the way. 2.5D is not memorable and doesn’t carry any specific traits other than trying to be different, and as a result it gets trampled by more superior fan games. Co-op could be worth your time if that is something you desire.

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GIGA GIRL

Giga Girl is a very underwhelming experience. The same enemies cycle from the stage to stage, the mediocre Robot Masters are never introduced by name, levels are missing polish and the collectibles are only for Steam achievements.
 
Add the fact that all of the weapons can only be fired a few times, it becomes a very stale experience. Harder spots are meaningless, as the game usually gives all the health back to the player in a hasty manner. The biggest problem is however the repetitious nature of the game. Controls and physics are fine, for the most part. Make your wife play it, she’ll probably like it.

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METAGAL

An uninspired experience. Characters are forgettable, gimmicks and enemy ideas are mostly borrowed from your typical Mega Man titles and overall, the whole package comes off as lazy.
 
The biggest problem is vertical scrolling, which exists on every screen of the game, making the game nearly unplayable as the screen goes up and down continuously. Other issues include sub-par menu’s, below average level design and overall an artistic style that clashes with itself. There is just not much to like here.

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ROSENKREUZSTILETTE

If you’ve played Mega Man, you’ve played Rosenkreuzstilette. Literally. Rather than using the great mechanics and flawless controls for something good, the game just blatantly copies room designs, enemies and patterns from the original Mega Man games. There are no interesting surprises, and basically nothing is new. Everything is familiar and it feels like you’d rather be playing the original games instead.
 
The game even copies the bad aspects from Mega Man 2, such as some of the weapon mechanics that were bad to begin with, accompanied with near copies of the games’ Wily stages which were horrible. Graphics are dated. Enemy variety is lacking. Such a shame the potential was ruined by lazy development. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Too bad it doesn’t translate over to a video game. This is not worth money.

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MEGA MAN REVOLUTION

Revolution in its current state is underwhelming. Controls are tight and mechanics work nearly flawlessly, but you can’t escape the sheer boredom that results from playing this game. The initial Robot Master stages are alright, even though the bosses themselves are laughable at best.
 
Revolution starts going downhill after the eight stages and hits something, hard. Somehow Revolution manages to produce worse end game stages than Mega Man 2, and that’s an accomplishment. The experience is so dull there is little to no point in serious evaluation after the Robot Masters.
 
The game has a questionable road ahead of it, since it’s now being updated over at Sprites Inc., but nothing conclusive has been stated. If Revolution Remix ever sees the light of day, a revisit should be in order. The version that was played in this evaluation was 7.8.5.

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MECHANIC MAN

Mechanic Man has a few good ideas, but ultimately it isn’t worth playing. The end-game is very frustrating, and after a few stages the game does feel like it’s repeating itself a bit. Artwork is ugly, game design so-so, music above average. The game just isn’t all there. A lot of small issues that pile up into a bigger problem. I’d leave this title be.
 

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MEGA MAN: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN (A)

Revenge of The Fallen Abridged lacks originality, it borrows most of its assets and it’s overall a very finicky title. Physics are floaty, controls needed refinements and Robot Masters have fun in your expense with their unpredictable, random movesets.

Stages are designed to kill you for fun and teaching elements are missing. In most cases, you learn by dying. It’s not a fun game to play. I would have rather played a game with original assets and fair gameplay. If you asked me later which game Revenge of The Fallen was, I would tell you that I have no idea. It’s forgettable however it does improve certain Wily bosses, but getting there in the first place is a long, mind-numbing trip.

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MEGA MAN 4+

A game that attempts to up the ante over the original Mega Man 4. Stages now have unfitting little sections from the Gameboy games, weapons have their own upgrades and the controls & physics are now worse.
 
Sometimes you fight Ran Cossack. For whatever reason. Weapon upgrades require huge time waste as you’d need to revisit the stages to get them. Sometimes these upgrades mean that you’ll get the weapon equal to the one you already had in the original game. Mega Man 4+ for example starts you out with an non-chargeable Pharaoh Shot. These problems are however only the tip of the iceberg. There is not much new, it’s more like a testing ground for the developer so they can see what they can pull off. More like Mega Man 4-.
 

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MEGAMAN 8 (FAMICOM)

A demake of Mega Man 8 that fails on most accounts. You can’t make a demake of a bad game and keep all the same designs. This game needed to be a refreshed version with a lot of fixes. It does not deliver.
 
On the positive side, some of the Robot Masters have been improved, but that’s pretty much it. Play 8 instead, or better yet: Neither.

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SUPER MEGA MAN 3

Has nothing to do with Mega Man 3. It’s more of a rehash of 9 and 10, something you would see at a Capcom booth after 3 days of work. Typical asset borrowing Game Maker garbage.
 

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MEGA MAN: DOS REMAKE

This game tells all the lies. It’s supposed to be a DOS Remake, yet it has nothing to do with the DOS games at all. Most assets are ripped from the NES games instead, and the levels are very stale. Even with its multiple paths, the player doesn’t feel like exploring due to the boring nature of the title.

The download page promises a lot, including all new mechanics for the fortress stages (that supposedly don’t recycle any ideas from the Robot Master stages). Most of these promises are false. This title is one of the biggest letdowns in NE history.

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MEGA MAN SUNRISE

A game that goes for the Gameboy aesthetic for whatever reason. All that it is, is a museum of familiar enemies put into some sadistic level design. The game was made in a few months and it shows. Stay away.
 

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MEGA MAN ETERNAL

An attempt was made, barely. Unoriginal ideas, one of the worst set of physics ever to be seen in a fan game, unfair frame perfect challenge, broken controls, unjustifiable Robot Master attacks make this a hefty package to try and swallow. Whatever good you might find here, makes no difference as all the bad aspects of the game quickly make you realize which way the scale tips.
 
I suggest players stay away from this game. The attitude towards reviewers and critics of Mega Man Eternal, urges me to tell other players to not get involved with its upcoming sequel, Mega Man Eternal 2.
 
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ROCKBOT

At first glance, the game doesn’t look too bad. Only when you start playing, you’ll realize how shallow it is. Most stages are littered with Mets, Shield Attackers and Tellies, including the late game levels as well. You’ve essentially seen the whole game after beating two levels.
 
That is not the main problem with this game, however. Rockbot was originally distributed via the Google Play Store, but got removed due to having copyrighted content in the game. The developer blamed this on “trolls” via his website. At the time of this review, the website is full of hostile blaming towards people who got the game banned from the app store. These people are right, however. Copyrighted material from Nintendo, Capcom, HAL etc. can be found in the game. This is enough reason for its removal. Play Store or not, Nintendo doesn’t look kindly on stolen assets.
 
The developer encourages people to tell him if they find any copyrighted material in the game so he can remove them. That’s right, it’s now your job to let the developer know. Only problem, there is almost no original art in the entire game. In my opinion, Rockbot is one of the worst examples of a fan game today. Why even bother if almost none of the material is yours?
 
The attitude towards reviewers and critics of Rockbot, urges me to tell other players to not get involved with its upcoming sequel, Rockbot 2. Anyone attempting to provide any criticism and/or feedback for this game should be warned as it may be misconstrued and/or misinterpreted.

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MEGA MAN 42

This fan game manages to insult nearly every aspect of a typical Mega Man game. Broken mechanics, insane knockback, screen stutter and enemies that don’t make sense: This is just to name a few general problems. The developer has no idea how Mega Man works, and it’s clear. Even one of the most memorable aspects of any Mega Man game is missing: Good music. Instead, we get depressing chiptunes.
 
No matter how I try to word this summary, I can’t begin to explain how bitter this game made me. You really need to watch the full evaluation to understand all of the issues. The only good thing 42 has going for it is the weapons, they’re moderately fun to use when they work. Mega Man 42 feels like everything is just there, just to be there. Enemy placements don’t make sense, Robot Masters are finicky and their designs are questionable. Stages are repetitious and put together blindly.

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MEGA MAN DONGS

A game that was seemingly created as a joke. Games that are jokes can still be done well though, but good this ain’t. Mechanics and controls are abysmal, the game is very short and bland, and there is really no real incentive to play through it.
 
Two of the eight stages are lazy auto-scrollers. The rest of the levels all carry their theme or gimmick, but as a whole, the game just isn’t good. A few memorable ideas and a few alright boss fights hardly makes a game. Unless you’re a completionist, stay away.
 

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ROSENKREUZSTILETTE FREUDENSTACHEL

Sequels are a good time to improve on your previous title. Not everyone wants to go down that path, sometimes all you want is money. RF2 starts out boring, and gets insanely difficult. No originality in sight, most screens and enemies are straight up ripoffs of Mega Man designs. This is the first game that completely annihilated my emotional state on Nico Evaluates.

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MEGAMARI

Megamari should have never existed. The Touhou inspired gameplay doesn’t fit the world of Mega Man in the slightest. Walk speed is abysmally slow, enemies are spammed on you all the time and overall the game is very stale. Those are however not the biggest issues the game has to offer.
 
If you pick up the wrong weapon set, the game becomes near impossible to beat. Even with the correct weapons, you’ll tear your hair out during the end-game. There are no passwords when you get there, and the game requires you beat all of the rest of the stages in one sitting. If you leave the game open, it will crash due to a memory leak. There should not exist a game that is based on randomly picking up weapons, hoping for the best. If they are not suitable, you need to replay the whole game to try different ones. I could list the other hundred issues here, but I’d urge you to watch the series instead. A waste of time that feels more like work than fun.

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MEGA MAN OP2

It’s a 0.1 step up from the original game. This game has two alright levels, but even then the graphics look horrendous. The game is criminally long for what it is.

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ALPHAMAN

One of the shortest modern games I’ve played. There is maybe 15-20 minutes of content. Mechanics are alright, dash jumping and controlling Alphaman seems fluent. That’s where the positives end.
 
There’s a lack of stages and enemy types. Once you play the game for 5 minutes, you’ve seen everything there is to see. This game is the result of developers just looking to get bills paid, and forgetting the bigger picture; It takes love and soul for the industry to create memorable games.
 
With only 4 Robot Master levels and a few end game levels (that all take around a minute or so to beat), hideous tiling and sprites, sub par music and bland stage design, this is not worth money. This game is much worse than most free (fan) games out there.

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MEGA MAN: DR. WILY’S RETURN

Not much to do with Mega Man, other than looks. Just by entering a screen transition, it tells you the whole story of the state the game is in. Avoid.

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MEGA MAN CHRONICLES: THE CAPTURE

A game done in the style of the early mobile games. Offers nothing exciting, but perhaps some fun can be had fighting the Robot Masters.

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MEGAMAN: DR. WILY WANDERS OFF

Broken controls, faulty mechanics, badly produced physics: The list goes on. There is almost nothing worthwhile in this fan game. Robot Masters are generic edits of existing sprites. Most enemies are borrowed and don’t work well.
 
I’m wasting my time writing this review when it doesn’t deserve it. 0.1 stars because Lawnmower Man’s weapon meows like a cat and you can actually beat the game. Save states are included, which are there only because the game can lock up. Forget about this one. There’s too many flaws to list.

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MEGAMAN: DARK LEGACY

Almost an exact copy of Megaman: Dr. Wily Wanders Off. (See Megaman: Dr. Wily Wanders Off)

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MEGA MAN ROCKS!

Mega Man Rocks! was probably made with good intentions in mind, but it fails on every aspect. Every basic mechanic is broken: Everything you know and love about Mega Man isn’t present here. Jump is ridiculously high, the ducking ability doesn’t come into any real play, the inability to slide while running as well as other variables that should be top notch, are sketchy. Levels repeat sections and the same enemies repeat from stage to stage. The game lacks testing and showcases the developer’s lackluster understanding on how a Mega Man game should work.
 
Some enemies were placed into their original positions and never moved again even if they didn’t function correctly in the position they were placed at. Mega Man Rocks! lacks any kind of polish. You will almost never run out of energy: In fact, most times you will die dropping down a pit, because enemies are always placed near them or in such a way where they will hit you right as you make a jump.
 
Going back to previous screens or just landing a jump wrong after a transition can lock the game up. Testing the game can lock it up. Playing the game normally can lock it up. Stay away if you love Mega Man.

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MEGA MAN PROJECT ZERO

The horrible version of Revenge of The Fallen. Don’t play this if you respect yourself. Just like Origins, nothing is worth a mention. Most of the time you’ll be shooting down Shield Attackers and a couple other enemy types. When you’re not doing that, you’re falling into spikes before seeing them.
 
This game has one of the biggest sins in fan game history. The first Wily boss requires shuffling weapons around to kill it. After that, you will never get your weapons back without tedious farming. The game never fills your weapons back up, not even after a Game Over. Game Over on the last stage gives you zero lives upon continuing with no filling of the weapon energies, making it more difficult than it should be. There are no weapon pickups anywhere. What a joke.

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MEGA MAN PERFECT HARMONY

Perfect Harmony is more Contra than Mega Man. Endless barrage of enemies, horrible stage design and the marks of lackluster research leaves me horrified. It’s a game that was developed for four players and never balanced for single player. That to me is a serious offense.
 
The game has been in Beta for almost a decade and seemingly the development has stopped. I wasn’t able to make it to a single robot master due to the unbalanced gameplay. Not all of the bosses are there either: They were never finished. Some original ideas can be seen, but they are all covered in liquid filth. Do yourself a favor and play Contra or 2.5D with your friends instead.

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MEGA MAN OP

Not an actual game, but more of an engine showcase. It’s the Mega Man Maker engine from 2016 with some slight sprite modifications here and there. Rest of the time it’s using the five assets that came with the engine. To think I mainly evaluated an engine, is an insult of its own.

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MEGA MAN ORIGINS

In my opinion, Mega Man Origins should not be played by any self-respecting individual who loves Mega Man. Origins doesn’t follow good development guidelines let alone the example that the original games set. Nothing is worth a mention. The developer rushes through his own game in his video series, colliding into enemies giving the impression of being uninterested in his own work.
 
Once you’ve played two to three stages, you’ve seen what the whole game has to offer. Most of the time you’ll be running straight to the right with occasional enemies popping up. This game is disgusting.
 
* Parental guide: Upon trying to download the game, you are redirected to a website that has a picture of a young anime girl who is exposed with a shot picturing her privates shining through her underwear. Only by scrolling down are you able to find Mega Man Origins.

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SUPER MEGA MAN 2

There is not a single thing this “game” got right. If this was the first ever sidescrolling platformer, the genre would have never progressed to where it is today.
 

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ULTIMATE MEGA MAN

What Mega Man would be if a 12-year old made the game without any knowledge in game making.

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SUPER MEGA MAN

Lesson: Don’t make a game about a franchise of which you have no experience on.

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MEGA MAN: DARK RESISTENCE

Game takes a few minutes to beat, since all of the stages are a few screens long. Seems like a demo that has nothing going for it.

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MEGA MAN CHRONICLES: THE COLD BOLTMAN

An abandoned project that doesn’t even deserve being finished. Knight Man’s stage glitches out, making it impossible to beat the 8 Robot Masters.

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PROTO MAN’S RETURN

This game is not worth a summary.

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MEGA MAN PARADISE

Playing this game will make you hate Mega Man, Rush Coil, and yourself.

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BLUE BOY

Flipping switches for a few levels with one of the worst mechanics in a game I’ve ever seen.

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ROCKMAN 8, GAMEBOY

A Chinese bootleg that was never finished..or started, but still sold in a cartridge. A strange memory from the past I wish I could erase.
 

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PERFECT HARMONY

A scam is worse than a bad game. Perfect Harmony was a Steam release that used the Super Mega Engine. Most assets were borrowed, apart from a few sprite changes. At the same time, copyright law was violated as the developer was asking for money for a game that had stolen assets from Capcom & Konami. After contacting Capcom and Steam, as well as releasing the first video of this game, it was taken down.
 

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