Increíblemente variado, divertido y misterioso. Me da pena que sea tan corto, tiene muchísimas ideas geniales
An overlooked gem of the Retro-Metroidvania craze. The presentation of the game is just sublime, offering a unique and highly stylish ride through crazy 16-bit vistas with an amazing synthwave soundtrack. The attention to detail is often staggering and rarely matched by other games. While the gameplay is nothing outstanding or snappy, it is fun from beginning to end and avoids overly hard difficulty spikes like many other games in the genre. This is mostly a relaxed, sometimes slightly challenging 5-7 hours escapism with a pretty decent story attached to it. There isn’t much replay value or innovation to be found but still highly recommended.
Si os mola lo retro y Tron es vuestro juego!
Every design decision in this game is incredibly irritating. Movement is jumpy and button presses are inconsistent which frustrates both combat and platforming. The "story" is incomprehensible technobabble that falls far short of its cyberpunk forefathers. The visuals are impressive, but it's incredibly difficult to parse how to interact with the environment. Narita Boy tries so hard to be cool that it fails to be anything else.