Unfortunately, there just isn’t a whole lot there to really dig into. The combat basis is pretty well done, the skills and upgrades are a neat touch, and the weapon system was enjoyable. Overall, Mighty Goose is a pretty fun game with a lot good points to it. I had a lot of fun with Mighty Goose, and can’t wait to see what they come out with next. As much as I gripe though, I truly do hope to see more from the Blastmode and MP2 developers in the future. It seems like there are certain benchmarks you need to hit for kills, deaths, combo, and speed, but points aren’t total cumulative? There is also this really annoying slo-mo and cut-in with a honking goose occasionally, which is really infuriating. I’d also like to point out that the S rank requirements are… weird, I suppose you could say. I completed the normal game, “new game +”, and had most of the stages S ranked within three hours. They are auto seeking, but hover around a bit before doing anything, and I would routinely go out of my way to avoid picking them up.
Second, there’s a sub weapon that are rockets, and they are unequivocably awful to handle. Which is pretty awful considering all of the guns other than the default definitely do more damage than the slash attack. If enemies get too close, you slash them instead of shooting. First and foremost: you have a melee attack. Unfortunately there are a few very noticeable setbacks. Mighty Goose has a great retro feel with both the soundtrack as well as graphic style, and I felt like the developers really nailed a lot of what made the old school games so enjoyable. Although the partner isn’t to the same level as Mighty Goose, they can definitely still assist you. That’s right, you can bring an assistant into battle, that can also be controlled by a friend in a sort of co-op mode. You have a limited amount of energy to assign skills, so make sure you know what you want. Passive skills may be as small as “increased walking speed”, but can help you out a lot. After completing a stage you can visit the armoury to choose what secondary skills to equip, as well as passive skills which will unlock as you play through the game. The gauge will deplete, even when not using the mighty mode, so make sure to keep it filled for when you need it. If you fill up the mighty meter, you can enter a super mode where you don’t take damage from enemies (environment is still fair game) and your weapons are enhanced. The secondary skills can be swapped out between stages, and may be damaging skills like bombs, support skills like filling the “mighty meter”, or honking. In addition to the gunning, the Mighty Goose also has a secondary skill that can be used. Hop on in and rain bullets down upon your enemies. As you run, gun, and dodge-roll through stages, you may also come across “war machines”, such as a bike, a tank, or a…mecha goose suit. The Mighty Goose has a normal shot that is the default, but can also pick up limited ammo weapons while going through a stage, or get them called in via air drop for a cash price. You play as the eponymous Mighty Goose, fighting your way through 2D side-scrolling stages, shooting up enemies, collecting different weapon types, occasionally hopping in vehicles, and beating up the bad guys. Mighty Goose is very reminiscient of Metal Slug, or maybe some of the older megaman games for those of you who don’t recognize Metal Slug, in both art style and gameplay. With his trusty mechanical gun arm and pig(?) assistant, the great Mighty Goose is off to rescue planets across the galaxy from the dominion of the VOID. The dreaded void king is taking over, and Mighty Goose is contracted to get rid of the problem. Mighty Goose is a fine feathered bounty hunter chasing after evil across the galaxy. Obviously the developers of Mighty Goose are aware of this, with the eponymous bounty hunter and feathered friend Mighty Goose.
They’re tough, they’re gruff, and they won’t hesitate to beat you up. Mighty Goose by developers Blastmode Games, MP2 Games and publisher Playism- Sony Playstation 4 review written by Richard with a copy provided by the publisher.ĭo you know what the mightiest of birds are? Is it the pidgeon? The crow? Here in Canada, we know what the mightiest of birds is: the goose.
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