Power Rangers: Wild Force

Power Rangers: The Wild Force is a simple dexterity game, modelled, of course, on the title series for younger viewers. This time the Wild Force series was selected. It had its premiere in 2002. The series has a total of forty episodes. As you can easily guess, this arcade game was created mainly for younger players. This is manifested, among other things, in the reduced level of difficulty of playing, or a very simplified control of individual characters. Natsume studio is responsible for developing the game again, which prepared other games from the Power Rangers series for the Nintendo portable console, as well as such productions as Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town or Car Battler Joe. Power Rangers: The Wild Force was released exclusively on GameBoy Advance.

During the game we can play each of the six characters known from the series. And they are: Cole Evans (Red Lion Wild Force Ranger), Taylor Earhardt (Yellow Eagle Wild Force Ranger), Max Cooper (Blue Shark Wild Force Ranger), Danny Delgado (Black Bison Wild Force Ranger), Alyssa Enrilé (White Tiger Wild Force Ranger) and Merrick Baliton (Lunar Wolf Wild Force Ranger). Wild Force is primarily a two-dimensional walking brawl, modelled on such classics as Double Dragon or Final Fight. The currently selected form is therefore observed in isometric projection. We move to the right edge of the screen, while eliminating enemies we meet on the way. Character control has been greatly simplified, although the possibility of performing super attacks has been foreseen. They are based on combining the forces on the Power Rangers screen. These people can be controlled by a computer or other players, because the Wild Force offers multiplayer for four people. In addition, after each stage is completed, the boss of the location must be dealt with, sitting at the helm of a huge Zorda (Wild Force Megazord). Unfortunately, the game is not too long. Only ten levels have been prepared.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015