USA
ACTION MAN – ROBOT ATAK is a video game adapted from a famous cartoon of the same name. The game was developed and published in 2004, which has the most popular of the aforementioned popular series. With carefully invested graphics and attractive gameplay, the competition promises to bring players the most enjoyable experience.
Gameplay
You will control a kind old man Action Man and his two subordinates through different levels. However, how you choose your character will determine the number of rounds you have to go through, which will correspond to its original storyline. The main characters you play are experts in combat and good feelings. However, they have both strengths and weaknesses. Most of the levels are in a regular platform format, in which you will need to solve several puzzles and beat as many robots as possible in order to pass the levels. Besides, you also have the opportunity to confront dinosaurs and many other weird animals. To aid you, the maker has created items that you can use, such as powers you find along the way, or guns that can fire three times at a time. However, at higher levels, the more difficult it is to defeat the enemies. You are provided with more valuable items such as vehicles, greater strength, and more muscular maneuvers. In general, the gameplay of this game is quite simple and does not have many improvements compared to similar format games
Story
The game is based on the story of a robotic attack across the earth, and Action man and his teammates decide to go to Dr. X’s island to find a way to stop this horrifying plan from happening.
Graphics / Sound
The graphics in this game are not perfect, but the PlayStation games that you often play. However, it stops at an acceptable level at a platform like GBA. They use quite a few useful techniques that the average player may not realize, but they are quite helpful.
The sound of the game is also relatively diverse and colorful when, on each screen, you will have unique and unique sounds. Not only that, but you can also experience voice-over voices and disruptive effects every time combat situations appear.
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