Venture Kid
Rating Summary
Based on 9 critic reviews
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Game Information
Developers: FDG Entertainment, Snikkabo AS
Genre: Action
Venture Kid - a 8-bit retro action platformer that goes beyond just pixels and chiptunes
It shines with excellent level design, highly entertaining action levels, responsive controls and a great variety of bosses.
Your Mission:
The evil Dr. Teklov is about to build a secret weapon, disguised in his huge space fortress. Time is running out but our hero Andy stepped up to defeat him and fight his way through Teklovs minions.
Join Andy and prepare yourself for a dangerous journey that demands great skill and determination.
Will you succeed ?
- 9 action packed levels and bosses
- Chiptune soundtrack by Matt Creamer (Retro City Rampage)
- 8 unique and useful Power-Ups to help you on your quest.
- Many secret areas to find and explore
- Full Controller Support
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View All (9 total)PC Invasion
If you are a Mega Man fan, and really enjoy playing this style of platform shooters then, by all means, give it ago.
Nintendo Life
Venture Kid is the sort of game that understands how blatantly it borrows from previous genre luminaries yet makes no effort at even attempting to surpass them; this is very much a ‘what you see is what you get’ sort of experience.
Gameblog
Venture Kid tries so much to pay tribute to the old 8 bit games, starting with Mega Man, that it got lost along the way. Without any original content to show, this mobile game delivers nothing new on PC or Switch, and lacks the length or level design of the great games it constantly quotes.
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Pure Nintendo
Classic NES platforming fans, rejoice. Venture Kid succeeds where even Mega Man’s creator failed when trying to capture that classic Blue Bomber feel. Even with minor flaws, Venture Kid will scratch the itch for Mega Man, and if you’re lucky, scrub the memory of Might No. 9 from your brain.