When I happened upon Attack on Retro by Triple Edge Studios, I was immediately intrigued by its retro-futuristic aesthetic and catchy, pulsing soundtrack. As someone who spent countless hours in arcades during my youth, I was eager to see a contemporary spin on the genre.
One aspect I truly appreciate about Attack on Retro is the fast-paced, frenetic gameplay and the wide assortment of power-ups and upgrades at my disposal. It maintains a constant state of heightened awareness and vigorous participation in the action. At the same time, I found the difficulty could escalate precipitously at times, leading to exasperating moments where I had to reattempt levels repeatedly.
During one playthrough of Attack on Retro, I accidentally triggered a power-up that transmuted all enemies into harmless kittens. Both hilarious and adorable to behold these formerly fierce robots suddenly transformed into soft bundles of fur. Needless to say, I struggled to suppress my laughter as I cruised through the level with ease.
For newcomers delving into Attack on Retro, I recommend focusing on augmenting your arsenal and abilities early. This provides a sizable advantage as you progress and face tougher adversaries. Additionally, don't hesitate to experiment with different tactics to identify your most effective style.
A feature of Attack on Retro I truly value is the ability to personalize your character through diverse skins and accessories. It adds a fun personalized touch and lets players express their individual flair. Moreover, I appreciate the nods to classic arcade games scattered around, like hidden Easter eggs paying homage to the games of yesteryear.
Overall, I would definitely suggest Attack on Retro to friends who enjoy retro-inspired games with a modern sensibility. It provides an entertaining and testing experience that beckons you back for more. While not without flaws, the thrill of blasting through waves of enemies and unlocking new upgrades makes it a worthwhile addition to any gamer's library.
