Game Finished In 2024 #9:
This is gonna be a bit of a weird one. A couple of circumstances aligning led me to playing this utter curiosity of a game.
For context: Mighty Action X is a game in the universe of Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, the Rider show about gamer doctors, a premise exactly as cool as it sounds. Mighty Action X is the action game Gashat [a cartridge representing a game that allows one to become a Rider by inserting it into the Gamer Driver] of the protagonist, Emu Hojo, aka Kamen Rider Ex-Aid. This is that game defictionalized, to the point the splash screens include the in-series game maker Genm Corp. This was released on the 3DS and included as a promotional bonus with another Kamen Rider game
As a game, there is very little to actually talk about. It is a completely standard platformer. A normal run takes approximately ten minutes to see everything, and a full playthrough would be maybe an hour at best. Unfortunately, with this game never being officially released in English, as the series it is from never was either, the menus are unreadable to me and there are no good guides online I could find to go for 100%. But going for 100% wouldn't really change much, all things considered.
The main appeal, perhaps the only appeal, of the game, is being fanservice for people who like Kamen Rider Ex-Aid. I like Ex-Aid, so this pleases me for what it is. The fact it exists is enough, honestly. I chose to give this no score because it feels weird to.
This is gonna be a bit of a weird one. A couple of circumstances aligning led me to playing this utter curiosity of a game.
For context: Mighty Action X is a game in the universe of Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, the Rider show about gamer doctors, a premise exactly as cool as it sounds. Mighty Action X is the action game Gashat [a cartridge representing a game that allows one to become a Rider by inserting it into the Gamer Driver] of the protagonist, Emu Hojo, aka Kamen Rider Ex-Aid. This is that game defictionalized, to the point the splash screens include the in-series game maker Genm Corp. This was released on the 3DS and included as a promotional bonus with another Kamen Rider game
As a game, there is very little to actually talk about. It is a completely standard platformer. A normal run takes approximately ten minutes to see everything, and a full playthrough would be maybe an hour at best. Unfortunately, with this game never being officially released in English, as the series it is from never was either, the menus are unreadable to me and there are no good guides online I could find to go for 100%. But going for 100% wouldn't really change much, all things considered.
The main appeal, perhaps the only appeal, of the game, is being fanservice for people who like Kamen Rider Ex-Aid. I like Ex-Aid, so this pleases me for what it is. The fact it exists is enough, honestly. I chose to give this no score because it feels weird to.