Mega Man 11 REVIEW

Mega Man 11 -DEMO VERSION REVIEW-
By Tone.

Hey kids, so I recently downloaded the amazing Mega Man 11 demo and I decided "Hey you know what'd be great, if I did a small review of the Mega Man 11 demo!" So I did, you're about to read it this instant.

-PRESENTATION-

Okay, you probably have heard this one thousand times but THIS GAME LOOKS AMAZING. There is literally no way to avoid that answer. There are so many particle effects, detailed background images and so much more about this game. The in-game models are rendered beautifully with the high resolution graphics and the game doesn't slow down at all! Everything is p e r f e c t, THE MENUS ARE PERFECT, THE IN-GAME CONTENT IS PERFECT, HELL EVEN THE TUTORIAL FOR THE DOUBLE GEAR SYSTEM IS P E R F E C T. okay i'm done yelling time for the second thing

-GAMEPLAY-

So, you remember those previous twenty something Classic Series Mega Man games? Yeah this game, plays just like the NES games. The controls are so smooth and as soon as I picked up that control, my mind was like "Oh man, I've done this before. I got this." And that was an amazing feeling, there was nothing super new to learn about the game and you could play it like any other Mega Man game ever!
now for the new stuff.
This game has something called the DOUBLE GEAR SYSTEM, it's easily a really good mechanic for Mega Man 11 and pads the game out for newer players. First you have the Speed Gear, being able to use every shonen anime character's Time Slowdown move which basically allows Mega Man to do some really cool stuff such as walking on falling blocks and chaining weapon combos together. There is also the Power Gear which acts as every shonen anime character's Power Up move which allows Mega Man to fire
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Those are some big changes, but you also got the little things in life such as using the right analog stick to select a weapon which basically allows you to chain weapon combos on the fly. It's like the best speedrunning technique ever. Alright now for the other stuff.

-BLOCK MAN'S STAGE-

First, you start out in a beautiful 16:9 block temple and go "wow this sure is interesting" and then you notice all the small little details like the parallax scrolling and the small rainbow in the background. Then you also notice another thing, "wow this stage is somewhat difficult but reasonably paced" as if the game knew the older Mega Man games were easier so they CRANKED IT UP TO 11 with cool stage gimmicks such as falling blocks, those skull hammer things and a bunch of other stuff. But it's still reasonably paced and just... feels soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good to play. Then when you reach the end of the stage, you fight the newest Robot Master in the DWN Series.

Block Man

This guy is amazing, first of all he runs at you and when you shoot him. He jumps at you, you can slide under this and when he lands, he telegraphs his attacks by directing his animations at where he is going to aim. I love that so much, it makes it easier for new players but also helps in general while learning his strategy. But after you take him down to to 50% health, he literally T-Poses into the sky and becomes a  GIANT BLOCK DEVIL. Which also does a lot of damage but it's easy to take this form out. Then when he returns to his regular form, he keeps spamming his attack (which you can destroy with charge shots) at you at somewhat medium speeds. This is also how Mega Man gets his jumping exercises every morning. Once you defeat him you download the BLOCK DROPPER that you can only use in it's tutorial menu, speaking of those tutorial menus. THEY ARE GREAT, they literally teach you about the special weapons before going into a stage. It's a great testing environment and I wish that they did this before Mega Man 11.

alright i'm done writing this review, i give this game a Mega Man 11/Mega Man 10 make sure to download the demo as fast as you can.