30XX Reviews

Absolutely great. I great story spin on the infinite roguelike, feels like Megaman X games used to.

As someone who grew up with mega man on the NES, and later in X and legends. I would love to see a new game. That said, this game is for megaman fans who are also masochists. Sometimes the game is so nostalgic, but then other times it just wants you to suffer. I found it fun at first, but I have grown tired of the tedium of the expectations of the game. Some runs are fun, others are just a damn pain in the ass to bother with. I hope those that enjoy this level of platforming for the hyperactive, but I just don't have the time, or reflexes to make this worth it. Your mileage will vary. I'll just wait for a new megaman game, and hope it's nothing like this,

20XX looked way nicer, but it's the same great gameplay. Modern rougelike Mega Man X goodness.

been a while since i played but it's really fun to check back in and see how this game is developing. hope to see lots more!

Very fun. 70 hours in and still having fun. Starts very challenging, but it gets easier until you catch your stride.

Main weapon damage upgrades are non-existent in this game and they're extremely necessary if you wanna pass beyond 8th boss. Better pixel art, but terrible narrative design compared to 20xx. It was nice for 2 hours.

If you're a Rockman/Megaman X fan, this game is absolutely a must try. This is the X series spiritual successor that looks, plays and sounds just like the real X series. With beautiful sprite works, great soundtrack and fluid action, this is exactly the kind of experience I wanted that capcom refuses to make to this day. On top of that, this game is rogue lite so there are a lot of variations to the stages of varying difficulties, and a ton of builds to play around with. When things line up, you can get some truly absurdly powerful builds given how benefits can stack and the end results are truly spectacular. Compared to 20XX, this game addressed one major complaint I had back then: not enough stage variety. In 20XX, there wasn't enough stage themes and thus you were bound to see repeated visuals during the same run. That is no longer the case here. Every single stage has a unique theme with region-specific gimmicks. Both Nina and Ace also now have very unique gameplay styles to truly set them apart from each other. Then there's the most important selling point for me personally: this game supports both local and online co-op gameplay! Even if you weren't a big Rockman/Megaman X fan, this is still well worth a try if you enjoy action platformers or rogue lites.

An excellent combination of rogue lite elements and Mega Man type platforming and content. The original game was very good this improves on it in seemingly every way

just as fun as the original but even more so this time around honestly got new abilities new stuff and i love it but in my opinion wait for a SALE then snatch it up

Having put countless hours into the predecessor 20XX, i can safely say that 30XX reaches even greater peaks. The gorgeous 32 bit style is so faithful to the games it takes inspiration from and every background is stunning to stop and look at. The rougelike elements mesh perfectly with the tried and tested action platforming gameplay. The soundtrack is energetic and punchy, very fitting and fits the feeling of each stage perfectly. Overall the whole package culminates into one of the most enjoyable and unique takes on a rougelike I've ever had the pleasure of playing.