This is a fantastic sequel to a game that had a great and unique gameplay feature and amped it up to a 10.
LL Blaze builds upon almost everything that was lacking or incomplete in the original Lethal League;
- You have a health bar now, touching the ball no longer means a one-shot.
- A bunch of new characters arrive on the scene.
- New (and one or two returning) stages,
- A new funky soundtrack, including a song from Hideki Naganuma and quite a few of the artists featured in the original game make a return.
- It's not as pixelly and grainy as the original, much more sleek and refined while still keeping the personality of the art style intact.
I don't have any real downsides for now, but I fear for the online scene for this game as it doesn't have the biggest audience and in due time, it may follow the fate of the original Lethal League.
Either way, damn incredible game and if it even slightly interests you, give it a try!
LL Blaze builds upon almost everything that was lacking or incomplete in the original Lethal League;
- You have a health bar now, touching the ball no longer means a one-shot.
- A bunch of new characters arrive on the scene.
- New (and one or two returning) stages,
- A new funky soundtrack, including a song from Hideki Naganuma and quite a few of the artists featured in the original game make a return.
- It's not as pixelly and grainy as the original, much more sleek and refined while still keeping the personality of the art style intact.
I don't have any real downsides for now, but I fear for the online scene for this game as it doesn't have the biggest audience and in due time, it may follow the fate of the original Lethal League.
Either way, damn incredible game and if it even slightly interests you, give it a try!