Title: Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
HEY
Publisher:
Hanaji Games, Gamera Game
Release Date: 18 May, 2016

English,Japanese,Simplified Chinese

mecha ritz steel rondo

Mecha Ritz is an innovative shmup with a uniquely manic pace thanks to its adaptive difficulty system and creative patterns. MR's big gimmick is that it adjusts the game's difficulty on the fly, according to players performance's, and awards higher scores to higher difficulty runs. This isn't a new concept, having been done many times before in a variety of ways, but Mecha Ritz executes it with a very special flavor. When you play well, the game's difficulty ramps like an out of control roller coaster, providing instant feedback and a dazzling light show of chaos. "But wait!" you might be shouting while raising your finger inquisitively, "doesn't that mean the game must be really really hard? I don't like the sound of being punished for doing well". Well, actually, the games difficulty drops just as fast and as hard as it rises (once again, going back to the roller coaster analogy). This is both a blessing and a curse, because the game does lack the tension of constantly fighting for your existence that is so vital to the genre, but scoring and seeing how far you can push the chaos takes that drive's place, and allows the game to become even more manic (and at times, completely insane) while feeling rewarding and fair. Beyond the adaptive difficulty, for me, the game's true strength is more fundamental. Even if the difficulty were set in place, Mecha Ritz is a masterpiece of adrenaline fueled pacing and cleverly designed stages and bosses. Stages are filled with unique setpieces and mini-bosses who rapidly jump in and out of the spotlight like over-excited circus performers relishing their time on stage. Bullet patterns and hazards do a brilliant job of forcing you to keep moving at high speed, as opposed to the slow microscopic dodges in most bullet hell games, and make dodging feel thrilling, free, and fun, without sacrificing any of the engagingly mind-bending chaos of traditional bullet hell shooters. Mecha Ritz is a game that proves just how vital this oldest and purest of game genres still is, and the unending possibility for creativity that lies within it. With its over the top manic gameplay and quirky audiovisual presentation, Mecha Ritz has easily become one of my top 3 shmups ever made. Highly recommended. PS: If you're on the fence, try the original freeware version. It lacks much of the polish and content of this version, and annoyingly forces you to unlock any level of difficulty beyond easy, but it's fundamental charm is much the same.. *Note: I didn't have internet during the time I played the game so time on record is way off. This is a fantastic shmup experience right here. Wonderful bullet spreads with gameplay that basically changes the better you are. As you do better, the spreads become harder and move faster, enemies power up, and YOU become stronger. It really gives a good sense of synergy for the player and just makes thing flow until you get crushed by a wall of bullets. Speed, main attack, special attack, and bomb all differ from ship to ship offering unique playtroughs with each one. You're even given options to change certain color aesthetics of the game to you liking with more options unlocking the more you play. The game can also be customized a bit (manipulating the ranking, etc.) before jumping into the action. The music, sound, and aesthetics of the game offer some kind of retro/cyber punkish kind of feel to it. The tracks in the game are great, sound effects are pleasing and never get old, and the game is colorfull and full of fantastic designs. This is definitely a title that deserves to be held up above the droves of other shmups that are rushing into the market. Fans of the genre shouldn't think twice about adding this to their library of games. Even at full price this game is less than a premium fast food meal and tastes even better.. Mecha Ritz's originality feels like a breath of fresh air in the Shoot 'Em Up genre. Fast paced action with an FM Synth soundtrack. I wish more games were this fun. A tour de force, no less.. Very fun game, nice graphics and sound. I almost didn't buy this game because some of the other reviews suggested that it was too easy. Don't be fooled! It's true that beating the game is done very easily. However, Mecha Ritz's adapative difficulty makes the game harder the longer you survive. Surviving and increasing the game's difficulty are intrinsic to getting a high score. In other words, like many STG games, anyone can see the last boss, but getting a monumental high score still takes plenty of technique.. Very good game with unique sound design. Must have for all shmup fans, regardless of their skill level. I have played the freeware version a lot more than the steam version but they're very similar.. This is a really really good shmup. It's beatable if you aren't that good, since the RANK will stay low and you'll be able to handle things, but also very challenging if you're good at the genre since you can consistently raise your rank and face down very difficult bosses and enemies (with a high score to match). Lots of ships to unlock, good music, bad anime artwork in the cutscenes, and ludicrous translation -- it's basically perfect. Plus it's cheap! The one problem I have with it -- and it is indeed a problem -- is that it doesn't have autofire. Please do not make shmups without autofire, I would like my keyboard to remain healthy and strong!! e: for some reason steam's time measure doesn't work very well on this game.. It's the quirky coffee-themed Battle Garegga I never knew I needed.. Mecha Ritz is practically a playground to hone your skills and getting in touch with the rank system, which is common in most shmups. You have 12 mechs each with its pros and cons. There are even ones with special mechanics, but I won't talk about it to not spoiler it. You can adjust everything to your liking from the colour of the enemy bullets to the rank you gonna start with. You can basically create every difficulty you want in this game. On the highest one the game looks more like a dodonpachi saidaioujou in terms of bullet speed and enemy clusters. The game is fairly short.the length of a normal shmup. The bosses are nice. The price for this, my so called " playground", is o.k. . You get a lot of content and you can dictate what difficulty you wanna start at. The soundtrack is not as awesome as some other shmups, but still fits the mood of the game. From me definitely a thumb up. This is a game from everyone and welcomes new players in the genre extremly well.

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