There is a very rudimentary crafting system in the game, and the gear you make can provide you with some bonuses or extra abilities. Plus, every time you complete a level, you play a bonus game to gain materials. This gives him more HP, so it is possible to grind a bit and get more health to make the game easier. Killing enemies gets Gunvolt experience, which is used to level up once certain experience thresholds have been reached. Other than that, there is a speed run mode, and endless attack mode, and an easy and hard difficulty modes to give you more bang for your buck. Unfortunately, you will also fight all of the bosses at least twice.
You are likely meant to grind the stages since the extra levels would make things easier. To get through all the areas, it takes about 3 hours, and more if you want to get all the hidden gems or complete the challenges. These parts are kind of neat, but I feel they were used just a bit too much. There's a good variety to the ten stages, as some have some sort of gimmick that uses Gunvolt's lightning abilities, whether they are used to move platforms, operate switches, or float with magnets. The heal was very useful, and the one that I used 90% of the time. These are slow to charge up, but offer special effects, like a powerful attack or heal. Finally, Gunvolt also has SP skills, denoted by the card-like icons in the lower left. Also unfortunately, the game seems built upon your ability to abuse this mechanic. Unfortunately, this means in order to defend yourself, you have to give up most of your attacking prowess. This can only happen if you actively aren't using your EP. It can refill decently fast on its own, but you can also quick charge it by pressing Down twice.Īdditionally, if you get hit, it deducts from your EP first, as long as you have enough. This is his main method of attack, and you can do it as long as you have EP, the semi-circular meter under Gunvolt. However, if you use it while a target is tagged, the attack will track them and do a lot more damage. Normally, Gunvolt's electric powers are a field around him.
Although his gun does damage, the amount is very little. He can also dash, jump and shoot his gun. Gunvolt himself is a lightning septima, hence he can generate electricity and attack foes with it. It returns the mid-battle dialogue, voices and updated translations. After a successful launch on the 3DS over a year ago, Azure Striker Gunvolt has come to PCs via Steam, and brings improvements to address some of the problems players had with the initial release.
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