We have already created a category of Power Rangers Ninja Steel Games on our website, which is dedicated for the latest show in the franchise, with the same name, which airs on Nickelodeon, which has mainly been the host for these show over the years. That only means that the franchise is more popular than ever, which means that adding Power Rangers Games to our website is a great thing for us to do, since many of the visitors of our website are probably interested in playing these kinds of games, and we want our website to be able to provide them all.
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In essence, it's a game that Power Rangers fans can easily play but will probably become bored with quickly.One of the many categories of games that we have created for our website and on the page of which you find yourself right now is the Power Rangers Games category, which we have no doubt at all that is one of the most popular ones on the site, because this franchise is one that has been around for decades, with countless of television series being created over the years, and not only that, but 2017 say the release of Power Rangers the movie, which was a hit at the box-office, which is why there is a sequel in production. The faceless enemies don't change much either, so it feels like you're playing the same battles over and over again. The environments may look different, but it feels the same. Unfortunately, once you get through several easy levels, the game becomes monotonous. Initially, you have 10 characters to choose from you can unlock up to 30, but with only three attack modes, it feels like window dressing. The boss fight at the end of each level provides a slight break to the button mashing as kids take on the aspect of a Megazord (a large robot made from smaller ones) and fight another gargantuan robot. There aren't any combos or defense strategies to worry about kids simply run back and forth and mash attack buttons, jumping to different levels or across pits. It's a side-scrolling game with minimal platforming action and straightforward controls with three attacks: close combat, distance, and charged strikes. Saban's Power Rangers Super Megaforce is easy to pick up and play. That being said, it's pretty clear what route the game wants you to take. You CAN kill things if you want to, and the story route you go down if you choose to do so actually offers some interesting character insight. The best part, however, is that the game isn't completely one-sided. In a world where even the most kid-friendly fodder of video games encourages killing your enemies, seeing them as nothing but obstacles, along comes this game to flip that trope on it's head! This game encourages you to listen to your misunderstood enemies, help them solve their problems, become friends with them, spreading peace in a world ruled by fear and evil. Another one of the the best aspects of this game is it's message and how it's executed. This "bullet-hell" mechanic is unique, in that it keeps each battle new and refreshing instead of boring and mundane. The game's battle system is unique in that it involves your soul (represented by a red heart) floating around, avoiding obstacles. Excessive grinding is not necessary to complete the game (unless you're playing the Genocide route), the non-playable characters aren't just blank slates, and have meaningful or humorous things to say instead of game tips, and that's just the tip of the iceberg. The game breaks several cliches of the typical RPG.
While the fan-favorite is definitely Garfield the Cat, and for good reason, I truly enjoyed EVERY character equally.
Even if they have their flaws, they all mean well, and are willing to become better people. The soundtrack is gorgeous, combining classic 8-bit tracks, beautiful piano tracks, and just plain epic boss themes.
The humor is so ridiculously silly, that you can't help but giggle, perhaps burst in laughter. Where do I even begin with what makes this game so good? The story is raveled with a ridiculous amount of mystery, and there's a lot up for speculation. Is there really anything else I can say about it that hasn't been said? Well, I guess I'll say it anyway.
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