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About This Game TROUBLE ON PLANET LUCETIA! The prince has been kidnapped. The royal guard, known as Renova, has gone missing. Aether has returned... As Magnetta, only you have the power to stop him! Magnetta is a side-scrolling action game in the vein of classic NES titles. Jump, shoot, slide and blast your way through unique and challenging levels as you collect new weapons and upgrades, hunt down secret areas, and defeat your enemies to ensure peace in the galaxy. You'll need to master every skill at your disposal if you're going to climb Aether's tower and take him out once and for all! Fight your way through scrambled up levels in the Glitch, where the tilesets shift and change around you. Everything looks like you've got a dirty cartridge, and you'll need to know what you're doing to make it through and rescue your friends.Time Trials: The game keeps track of your fastest times on each level. You can return to levels you've already cleared and take them on again with new weapons and abilities, so find hidden shortcuts and master the best tricks for the fastest times.Magnetta also supports online leaderboards, so your friends can see how much better you are.Speed Run Mode:Once you've mastered the game and shaved down your level times, take what you've learned into Speedrun Mode. This mode clocks a continuous time for a full game playthrough. Don't mess up, there are no do-overs here.Challenge Mode: Take on a range of themed challenges. Do you have what it takes to clear them all? Unlockable Extras: Find collectible circuits throughout the game to unlock extra stuff like cosmetic changes or bonus abilities.Cusomizable Controls: Play the way you want.Filtering Options: Play in pixel perfect or add scanlines and anisotropic filtering to recreate the look of playing on a CRT8 Unlockable Weapons: Destroy your enemies and traverse the levels in new waysBestiary: Find and destroy all enemy types to complete your bestiary. 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Despite some reluctance, I decided to jump back in and give the game another fighting chance.So post-launch, is the game as bad as I feared it to be? No, its definitely not. Does it do an adequate job of living up to its retro inspiration? For me personally, my original thumbs down remains.So first things first, I railed on this game earlier for its graphics. I'll go back on that partially and say the environmental\/stage graphics are pretty decent. They're nice and clean and exude enough of that retro feel we like. However, I still find the character design to be very off-putting. For the most part, you've got a bunch of similar-looking humanoids with the occasional switch up of a firearm or piece of headgear. There just isn't a lot to latch onto as far as personality goes; very little pops out or catches one's attention. I think that's my general problem with the presentation from music even to the clean stage art: it feels lacking in inspiration. Cookie cutter, if you will.OK, but what about the gameplay? The floaty physics got fixed to be in line with the crisp movement we expect from a MegaMan-like. Did this allow the game's inner beauty to shine through? Well, if you want new ideas, Magnetta certainly brings some of those to the table and its actually one of the best parts about the whole experience. You have a stage focused on creative use of teleportation portals, a giant swamp monster boss instead of another humanoid... things like this help give that personality that Magnetta is otherwise missing. I applaud the developers for being willing to step out of the mold on some fronts, and the game is better for that.But despite all this, the gameplay simply didn't hold up for me. Why that is is a bit tricky: if we were to compare this to MegaMan on a "does have\/doesn't have" basis, you could draw a lot of comparisons to the MegaMan series. Those similarities are definitely there. But the sum of the parts didn't hold up for me here in Magnetta. Something is just off.Again, I'll go back to the term "cookie-cutter." That's how Magnetta felt to me, like you've got the puzzle pieces of a good MegaMan game but you're actually missing a few and the ones you do have aren't snapped together properly. Perhaps the best example of this is seen in the boss fights. Whereas (most) MegaMan boss fights have well-telegraphed moves and sequences that the player can learn and take advantage of, Magnetta seems to opt for a "use moves at random intervals" approach that just doesn't give the same sense of mastery when you finally win. You might get a couple of those "aha" or "wow" moments, but I found these to be few and far between. I didn't feel like I was engaged, as if I was just moving from one bullet sponge or random jumping challenge to the next.So all in all, the MegaMan touch is present in this game but doesn't feel fully developed. Magnetta doesn't seem to control the chaos quite like MegaMan does. I would consider it an OK\/good game that some will probably enjoy, and more power to them. But reviewing this from the perspective of its retro inspiration, that spark is just not there for me.Sidenote: the developer response was for my original review, which isn't seen here anymore.. Alot of fun and a more than fair challenge. As far as the game as a whole, the developer seems to be famiiar with their strengths and weakness, and knew their limits. Leaving us with a game that feels like it is exactly as it's meant to be, which is fun, challenging and with elements that motivate you to replay. I hope more people give this game a chance !. Really fun game. Controls are clean, visuals are appealing, and music is grand. Pretty difficult game, don't expect to run through untouched. Hours of fun for the cost of an hours worth of work, can't really beat that value.Support good indie devs by spending your money on finished games, such as Magnetta, and stop feeding into the early access junk.. As of version 1.1 - Overall I have had a very positive experience with Magnetta. The game play is solid, the mechanics are easy to learn and the level design is creative and interesting. In true NES-style the game requires some planning and memorization to get through each level. Each stage has taken me about 4-5 tries to truly learn the best way to navigate them. The enemies are also diverse enough to keep the challenge up. Even with these challenging aspects the game is forgiving enough and saves your progress as you complete stages. Each stage also has added replay value as you revisit them to collect circuits or challenge yourself in the glitch-mode. During my time with the game I have come across some very minor bugs and Heliocentric Studios has been incredibly kind and quick to resond. Most reported issues were patched within a few hours. Magnetta is highly recommended for any fan of jumpin' and shootin'!Pros:+Jumpin' & shootin'+Tight controls+Interesting enemies & levels+Multiple challenges\/modes+Challenging yet forgiving+Great replay ValueCons:-Soundtrack is a little flat, using the NES style. Mediocore Mega Man clone. 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