Xelha
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Married with children...
Nowaday only playing on handeld devices : Switch, Steam Deck & Evercade.
Oh ! and I do like indian's kitchen.
Married with children...
Nowaday only playing on handeld devices : Switch, Steam Deck & Evercade.
Oh ! and I do like indian's kitchen.
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Played in 2024
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Great modern tribute to a cult serie despites the fact that I only play with retro soundtrack (it fits more my musical taste than the new one).
A lot of passion was put in this game to provide a lot of fun. There are a lot of contents (characters, moves, weapons, unlockables and more) and numerous nods to the past episodes. Those are all very welcome.
The original story is a good following and a pleasant addition to the Streets of Rage lore. The gameplay mechanics is delightfully simple at first but rich and various in execution (updated but not to much). I enjoyed playing all characters, the new version of the old ones like the new entries ; but my favourites are Adam (so long awaited come back) and his daughter Cherry.
If you like Streets of Rage or just beat them all, it may be hard to completely dislike this new episode which, at least, provide good play and fun.
A lot of passion was put in this game to provide a lot of fun. There are a lot of contents (characters, moves, weapons, unlockables and more) and numerous nods to the past episodes. Those are all very welcome.
The original story is a good following and a pleasant addition to the Streets of Rage lore. The gameplay mechanics is delightfully simple at first but rich and various in execution (updated but not to much). I enjoyed playing all characters, the new version of the old ones like the new entries ; but my favourites are Adam (so long awaited come back) and his daughter Cherry.
If you like Streets of Rage or just beat them all, it may be hard to completely dislike this new episode which, at least, provide good play and fun.
I have played the Master System version of Sydney Hunter Sacred Tribes. It's an interesting little retro adventure / platformer game. It's a good atmosphere with graphics in blue and black tons and a pleasant soundtrack. There is one temple to explore in three steps. The level design is good. Sydney need to collect gems in order to escape and his unique ability is to jump forward. He cannot fight ennemies ; that provides a little bit of challenge. Undoubtedly a solid and pretty charming entry for the Sydney Hunter series.
Aggelos is a very good Wonder Boy like. Not too long, not too easy and not too much backtracking. The level design is well done and so are the pixel art and the soundtrack. Furthermore, those last two fits perfectly the Wonder Boy spirit and brings us back to the 8bits/16bits era. It has a smooth gameplay ; just a bit modern for not to be unpleasant to play nowaday. The story is rather simple but the adventure is fresh, interesting and has some challenges ; and the little RPG elements are welcome. I feel that this game was made with love, love for those old adventure games. With Aggelos, Wonderboy Bobi had delivered them a lovely tribute.