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Reviews for "Mobile Weapon Zero"

Nice!

This Game not bad, i like the graphic, and its too easy when you get those weopen. But too bad the sound, i hate the walking sound, it sounds a little bit like crunchy lol.Anyway i hope the new version put it more NPC. And the auther says that website mobileweopen. i cant go! any ideas?

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impressive

Normally I can complain about everything in a game, but I had a lot of fun playing this. It's not without its drawbacks: monotonous soundtrack and uninspired design, but by the same token, it's bright and at some points, well thought out. I like the way that the NCPs have human voices that didn't sound like they came out of your little sister and her retarded friends.
I'd like to see faster movement rates, more inspired robot designs and sounds, but it's a sound way to spend an hour or so.

Nice

This will be a kick ass game. Keeping in mind that this is just a demo, it was lacking in some places. Music, sounds and armor/weapon selection are a few examples. I am sure there will be alot more added in the final version. Aside from that, there is a ton of promise for it. 5/5

**Game Tips/Spoilers**
Just like any RPG, start off small and gain some credits. Dont worry about your fame too much at this point. Once you have upgraded your armor and weapons to the max from the shop in town, head to the desert. You can work on upgrading your armor and weapons again in the town Stormfort. Once you got all those upgrades fight the boss (1200 hp) at Dragon's Horn. This will unlock a powerful weapon at Kryon Ilse (check the map). After you get that, head back to Dragon's Horn and fight the boss over and over until you have 300 fame. This unlocks the best armor in the game. You are pretty much untouchable at this point. Head to the Wastelands and take out the Maverics, congrats you just beat the game. Unless you suck that much at RPGs.

Woah

woah...just woah i have no problem withthis its a megaman play style tile game without all the god awful speeches i am amazed good job hurry up with the next one but why was there a lengendary gun/armour but no sword? or am i just being retarded?
oh well good job

Very Nice, but I hope the full release has more...

For a trailer game this is awesome. The artwork is beyond a doubt some of the very best I've seen. The attacks themselves were nicely animated, and the world had an overall fun feel to it.

As always I have to be one of those critical punks that points out every little thing that bothered them.

Obviously the world will be larger in the actual game, so thats covered.

The battle system is overly simplistic, and so is the equipment. Possibly adding different quality ammunition for each weapon, needing to level up proficiencies in attacks, etc would be nice. If you did proficiencies you could also have different attacks unlocked for each gun as it levels, making it worth while to play around with every gun instead of just hunting/upgrading to the most expensive.

The items system is simplistic in the sense of you know nothing except "Oh that NPC said this is the best". Adding a description page to items (attack strength, speed, accurracy, short description, etc), and possibly specialized attributes on some items would be cool too. ("Blade of the Thief" : +20% Loot || "Sword of Valor" : 2x Fame From Monsters... kind of thing)

NPCs on the map would be nice too. It'd add diversity to the world.

Maybe this was already there, but I didn't see it so... Placing the names of area on the actual world instead of having to continual check a map would be convenient.

The map could have "Battle Levels" placed on it under the region names, so that when the world gets larger you can still tell if your walking into a deathtrap. This wasn't a problem in this because of the world being pretty straight forward, but depending on how you setup Episode 1 it may be necessary.

I'm sure theres more I could think of if I played it a second time, but oh well, thats what last minute begging friends for their time is for, lol.