Essentially an 8-bit version of Mighty No. 9. They expect you to redo the levels a lot to get all of the collectibles and upgrades.

The ability to customize your weapons is the game's main difference from most Mega Man type platformers. The issue is it gets overpowered very quickly so platforming combat becomes less of a challenge and more of a grind.

It has many different characters but the levels are all the same in each playthrough (which I did multiple times per playthrough to get the unique collectibles) so I didn't even get to playing all of them before getting bored of doing the same things over and over again.

The soundtrack is the an 8-bit version of Mighty No. 9's (the same 8-bit tracks already included in its soundtrack) so there aren't many new songs to look forward to.

Essentially an 8-bit version of Mighty No. 9. They expect you to redo the levels a lot to get all of the collectibles and upgrades. The ability to customize your weapons is the game's main difference from most Mega Man type platformers. The issue is it gets overpowered very quickly so platforming combat becomes less of a challenge and more of a grind. It has many different characters but the levels are all the same in each playthrough (which I did multiple times per playthrough to get the unique collectibles) so I didn't even get to playing all of them before getting bored of doing the same things over and over again. The soundtrack is the an 8-bit version of Mighty No. 9's (the same 8-bit tracks already included in its soundtrack) so there aren't many new songs to look forward to.