2’s Cryosphere felt vital in any way, due in large part to how much more energy efficient it is compared to the other options. I almost always felt like I could cut through any area quicker, and more efficiently without using the fancy stuff - not really how you want "special" abilities to feel. 4’s tank treads both seemed cool in concept, but in most situations they felt clumsy compared to protagonist Beck’s standard blaster. 9’s more unorthodox and potentially interesting abilities wind up being the most underwhelming. 7’s blades, for instance, were particularly useful for reflecting incoming fire and dealing tons of damage up close. Not-so-special AbilitiesI did identify one or two that became bedrocks for me though. Absorbing and using these powers should feel exciting, like turning on a cheat code that grants powers you shouldn’t have, but most of them wind up being borderline useless, and the level design rarely provides a context in which they can be truly useful.
After all, while the idea of stealing bosses abilities isn't as ground-breaking today as it was in the 80s, it's still a pretty enjoyable concept, but sadly, none of them feel all that fun to use. 9's gameplay ideas in the early going of its three to five-hour campaign.
Play Despite how homely looking I found it, I did see potential in Mighty No.
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