- January 30, 2017
- AT The Gate Team
Crimson Trigger
48%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
story, stability
77% User Score 13 reviews
Platforms
About
Welcome to Crimson Trigger, recruit! Embark on an important mission through the fantasy world of diverse landscapes in platforming style . Become stronger as you battle against the tyranny of the Marshal and his followers. Are you brave enough to bring down his White Crow Empire and avenge your loved one?











+5
Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews
music3 positive mentions
stability3 negative mentions
- The game features beautiful drawn art and excellent character designs, reminiscent of classic platformers.
- It offers a variety of abilities and character customization, allowing for different playstyles and strategies.
- The gameplay is engaging and fun, making it a decent choice for fans of the Megaman series.
- The game suffers from poor level design, with many areas having unseen perils that can lead to cheap deaths.
- Controls can feel clunky and unresponsive, particularly with the dash and wall climbing mechanics.
- There is no volume control, and the music is often described as uninspiring and overly loud.
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has been described as touching and interesting, diverging from typical robot uprising themes, but it suffers from melodrama and a lack of depth, with an abrupt backstory and insufficient cutscenes. While some players appreciate the visuals and character design, many feel that the narrative could benefit from more polish and development, appealing primarily to those who prioritize gameplay over storytelling.
“The story is kind of touching if I recall correctly.”
“The game features nice visuals and the characters looked interesting; I liked that they made a story far from the robot uprising trope of these games.”
“You get thrown into the game fairly quickly, with some backstory and cut-scenes.”
“I didn't really care for the story at all in this game, as it felt melodramatic.”
“The backstory is a bit lacking and abrupt.”
“It could work better with more cutscenes and a more polished storyline.”