Full Metal Schoolgirl

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• Chaotic and fun gameplay reminiscent of classic action titles
• Engaging art style with a unique premise
• Satirical take on corporate culture and working conditions

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• Enemy encounters can feel overwhelming and frustrating
• Repetitive structure detracts from roguelike experience
• Lack of a memorable story or character development

Review

Full Metal Schoolgirl is an action-packed romp that marries chaotic gameplay with a biting critique of corporate culture. Players take on the role of a fully armed cyborg heroine who battles through an ever-changing skyscraper to confront the heinous practices of the giant corporation, Meternal Jobz. The game revels in its absurdity, with dynamic combat mechanics and a visual style that's both eccentric and engaging. However, despite its entertaining premise, the game's flaws start to surface with repetitive encounters, overwhelming enemy strategies, and a lack of depth in its roguelike elements. While it manages to provide a fun experience in short bursts, the overly chaotic nature often leads to frustration rather than enjoyment. Full Metal Schoolgirl may capture the hearts of fans of titles like Lollipop Chainsaw, but its shortcomings may leave others wanting more.


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Tech-Gaming rated it 80, praising its chaotic fun and stylish approach to gameplay. Final Weapon gave it a 70, highlighting its entertaining nature and social commentary while noting a weak story. Hardcore Gamer scored it 60, pointing out the potential but noting aggravating enemy designs and repetitiveness. ZTGD posted the lowest score at 55, citing structural issues and a lack of variation as main faults.

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