Magnus Failure

Introduction

In the futuristic world of Magnus Failure, robots work tirelessly to make the human race more comfortable and happy. However, one day, the robots went mad and started attacking the humans. The only ones with the power to stop them are Magnus and his gang of misfit friends.

Graphics

The graphics in Magnus Failure are simple, yet they manage to give the player the feeling that they are playing a game that is set in the future despite the lack of detail. The color palette is bright and vibrant, which makes the game feel more optimistic.

Gameplay

In Magnus Failure, players take on the role of Magnus, a robot who has been tasked with saving the human race. The gameplay is simple and easy to learn, with the player simply moving Magnus left and right, jumping, and shooting. The levels are a little more challenging, with enemies that attack in waves and some that require different strategies to defeat.

Multiplayer

Magnus Failure has two modes of multiplayer, both of which support up to four players. Both modes have the same goal: to save the humans from the robots. The difference is that in one mode, the player can control an AI character, and in the other, the player can choose to play as one of the other characters.

Replayability

The levels in Magnus Failure change with every playthrough. There are plenty of different enemy types, so the player will never encounter the same battle twice.

• Graphics 5
• Gameplay 5
• Controls 4.5
• Replay Value 5

Pros

Nice Graphics
Replay Value
Interesting Storyline

Cons

Music and Sound