- February 20, 2017
- Shindenken
Virus Crashers
33%Game Brain Score
emotional
gameplay, graphics
50% User Score 16 reviews
Platforms
PC
Windows
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About
The retro magic of the NES-era has returned! 99 tough stages will recall the feeling of childhood days. Be careful when playing Virus Crashers, and don't get too addicted!
Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews
emotional2 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- Simple and fun gameplay reminiscent of classic arcade games like Joust and Bubble Bobble.
- Relatively cheap, making it accessible for players looking for a bit of nostalgic fun.
- Some players appreciate the retro style and find it enjoyable for short sessions.
- Clunky controls and poor technical execution, making the game feel outdated and frustrating.
- Lack of meaningful options, including no resolution changes or useful graphics tweaks.
- Very low player activity and interest, indicating a lack of quality and engagement.
- gameplay6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of Virus Crashers is heavily inspired by Bubble Bobble, utilizing a similar mechanic of capturing enemies in bubbles, while incorporating additional combat elements. Players have noted that the gameplay can be likened to a blend of Joust and Bubble Bobble, offering a familiar yet distinct experience.
“Gameplay = joust meets bubble bobble.”
“Virus Crashers features the core mechanic of capturing your enemies in a bubble, although there are a couple of different combat mechanics.”
“Virus Crashers is a loose ripoff of Bubble Bobble (copyright Taito, 1986) featuring the core mechanic of capturing your enemies in a bubble, although there are a couple of different combat mechanics.”
“Gameplay = Joust meets Bubble Bobble.”
“Virus Crashers is a loose ripoff of Bubble Bobble (copyright Taito, 1986) featuring the core mechanic of capturing your enemies in a bubble, although there are a couple of different combat mechanics.”
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