Pronty Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)

For our Pronty Review, we guide Pronty and its Javelin partner Bront as it defends the once-great city of Royla. Explore the deep sea, fight mutant sea creatures, and discover the secrets behind this new Atlantis in this beautiful action-packed adventure.

Pronty Review Pros:

• Decent cartoon graphics.
• 1.7GB download size.
• Own in-game achievements.
• Four save slots.
• Can rebind controls.
• Four difficulties.
• Choose a game skin (theme), you get two but can unlock a further three.
• Opening tutorial with ongoing pop-ups.
• You play as Pronty and have a fish friend called Bront who does your attacks, picks up items, helps, etc.
• Scan items of interest to add them to the encyclopedia.
• The map fills in as you play.
• Twin stick shooter combat.
• Animated comic book cutscenes.
• Frontier outposts act as save and respawn points.
• Unlock fast travel points by paying for them.
• Materials that drop from enemies and breakables sparkle.
• Play how you want.
• Memory boards can be found and you can equip a set amount via the terminal in the outposts.
• Big boss encounters.
• Build your own character via the memory boards.
• Kill a nippy little red fish to get a temporary health bar boost.
• A boss reward is a choice to increase your stamina or your health.
• Excellent lighting works as you change color depending on where you are.
• The world really opens up after the first major boss.
• Hidden rooms and Collectibles.
• Mark enemies by torpedoing through them then shoot Pronty at them.
• A training area can be found and used, it plays like a wave-based arena with unique rewards.
• The M.I.N.A character allows you to buy new rewards, scan inventory, chat and learn some story, and adjust and spend your GRT and EXC.
• It’s a game that just keeps going and going.

Pronty Review Cons:

• Small text.
• It really doesn’t get going until you have beaten the first boss.
• It gets very reflex-heavy.
• Slow burner.
• A lot of the first hour is stop-start gameplay.
• The majority of the game is all about obscuring your view.
• The controls can hurt your hands eventually.
• Boss fights are tiring and you cannot see health.
• The combat can get very twitchy.
• A lot of downtime between combat and story progression.

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Pronty:

Official website.

Developer: Happinet

Publisher: Happinet

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