Haneda Girl

é um jogo incrível, uma verdadeira joia perdida que vai com certeza encontrar quem souber admirar bem um jogo simples e paradoxalmente complexo ao mesmo tempo? kkkkk é um jogo muito estilo, único, divertido, a trilha sonora é onde ele eleva seu nível ao máximo na experiencia. no meio de tantos jogos com gráficos ultrarrealistas e gameplay super complexa, esse Haneda girl traz oque tem de melhor pra discussão: ser um excelente jogo sem pecar em nada na sua proposta, você vai ter uma batida envolvente enquanto se aventura junto com a chichi e seu mecha: M.O.T.H.E.R. na verdade, ao longo dos poucos minutos que joguei a expectativa sempre era "como a musica vai evoluir conforme a aventura prossegue? isso ta muito bom!" fico muito contente por ter encontrado esse jogo.

its a good game. but theres no cloud saves. so i cannot recommend until it has cloud saves

Just like Narita Boy, Haneda Girl is an audiovisual masterpiece, the only flaw in those categories I can think of is the pink shade on some of the M.O.T.H.E.R frames; It doesn't really feel good, but with how fast-paced the game is, situations when I looked at that sprite I could count on one hand. The plot exists, but you could finish the game without paying attention to it. The gameplay is fast and fun, there are many mechanics to understand, remember and correctly join them in a sequence during game. The only other things I can complain about are: having to press two buttons to go down from platform, which slowed the gameplay for me; requirements for best ranks on levels being often being too low, there were many levels that I got platinum the first time I finished it; sometimes it is a little bit laggy, but that may be because I played it through proton on Linux; sticking to ledges and walls, I'm not sure why, but I struggled quite a lot when trying to go around or close to them, instead sticking to it.

Haneda Girl, which as far as I can tell is in a shared thematic universe with Narita Boy, is an awesome action platformer in the vein of Katana Zero. There is challenge, but I still feel that the game is accessible, and there is room to grow in skill as measured by in game time and rank metrics. What I appreciate most however is how easy it is to pick up the game when you have a little spare time, but that you can also invest extended gaming sessions into it as well -- something that is mostly impossible in modern gaming, and supports people with busier schedules (or lots of homework). 10/10

Blaster Master meets Katana Zero! Each level is like a lil action platforming puzzle to be solved. Totally underrated!

good

I had a lot of fun with, even though it's too hard for me to see all extra levels that are locked with golden and plat helmets xD