Zoidswild Blast Unleashed Review (Nintendo Switch)

Zoids Wild Blast Unleashed

Unleash the wild mecha power and animal instinct of Zoids, in spectacular head-to-head battles on Nintendo Switch. With stunning graphics faithful to the Zoids Wild anime, and an intuitive 3D combat system that lets you chain incredible combos instinctively, Zoids Wild: Blast Unleashed is the ultimate showdown between your favorite pilots and their Zoids.

Pros:

  • Decent Anime graphics.
  • 2.7gb download size.
  • Anime cutscenes.
  • Can rebind controls.
  • Two modes-battle and mission.
  • Gallery-Zoid viewer, music, dialogue, photo album, and credits.
  • Mission mode-continuous battle, story, and practice mode.
  • Battle mode-1/2 player, pick characters, stage and game settings-health/action gauge/blast gauge/number of rounds/time limit and CPU difficultly (0-5)
  • 16 Zoids each with unique features and stats.
  • Five initial Zoids then you unlock the rest.
  • Help-tutorials broke down. Text/image-based.
  • Decent loading times.
  • Fighting gameplay.
  • The game takes place in a 3D arena.
  • End of level breakdown with a score and rank given based on performance.
  • Story-world map level select,
  • Handy onscreen moves listed along with their power gauge.
  • Command list-in the pause menu you get the list of moves and combos.
  • Story mode-massive level selects Web whereby you can go in multiple directions and play as different characters.
  • Stylish brawler.
  • Can do special moves as you charge up your attacks.
  • Good arcade experience.
  • The story mode is where you will unlock new characters and photos/music etc.
  • Each character plays completely differently.
  • Cutscenes can be skipped.
  • Supports pro controller.
  • Five basic actions-guard, quick attack, heavy attack, move, and dodge.
  • Five special moves–Wild blast, Wild action, final blast, push off and guard break.
  • Bot match support for 2 player Co-op.

Zoids Wild Blast Unleashed

Cons:

  • No actual tutorial.
  • No online modes.
  • Doesn’t support a touchscreen.
  • Little gameplay variety.
  • The help section is way too basic and simple.
  • Not a big catalog of moves and attacks.
  • A small pool of arenas to fight in.
  • Little replay value.

Zoids Wild Blast Unleashed

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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