Vengeful Guardian Moonrider Review (PlayStation 5)
For our Vengeful Guardian Moonrider Review, a side-scrolling action platformer that channels the golden age of classic 16-bit action games in a full-throttle quest for revenge. Created to defend a totalitarian state, the Moonrider rejects its programming and now seeks vengeance on its creators.
Vengeful Guardian Moonrider Review Pros:
- Beautiful 16-bit graphics.
- 243.3MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Side-scroller shooter gameplay.
- In-game cutscenes.
- Can rebind controls.
- Graphics settings – screen shake, and CRT.
- Optional tutorial level complete with a boss fight.
- Banging soundtrack.
- Three save slots.
- Excellent background art.
- You have basic run and gun abilities and then ninja-style attacks like jump kicks that can be chained together.
- Health bar system with health pick-ups.
- Collect ammo for your charged whip attack.
- Big boss encounters.
- Multiple route choices.
- End of level breakdown.
- After the initial level, you can then choose your next location.
- Module chips can be found and equipped to enhance or add new abilities like double jump.
- Solid platforming.
- Excellent animations.
- Module chips have to be equipped and you can only have X amount of them at one time.
- Checkpoints throughout.
- If you die enough and get a game over then you get the option to have a module chip to take less damage until you take it off.
- After a game is over you can still carry on from where you were and you get to keep any collected module chips.
Vengeful Guardian Moonrider Review Cons:
- Takes a while to get used to in terms of the combat.
- Way too easy to accidentally trigger running which can mess up timings.
- Not sure when a checkpoint is triggered.
- Animations when jumping can throw you off.
- Doesn’t explain a lot about the module chips.
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Vengeful Guardian Moonrider:
Developer: Joymasher
Publisher: The Arcade Crew
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