This game is absolutely phenomenal from the humor to the satisfying combat with smart decisions. Absolutely endless replay ability with some 15 characters to choose from and different path and ending choices. All bad reviews for this game are pretty much for the fact that the game at first release was a little buggy but all bugs are fixed now! The games humor is great from random comments from the game or making fun or references to other games/shows. The aspect of it being all a television show is a great concept and really shines well in this game. THIS IS A 20$ GAME SOLD FOR 4.99$ trust me it’s so worth the purchase I’ve played worse games for much more so don’t let the price tag dismay you. Absolutely loved the game and all the aesthetics from creative funny villains that the cast knows and converses with on scene to the way the minions complain about actually being hit. Please get this game it’s so worth it and I hope you enjoy it as much as me I wish I helped on the kickstarter for this game but I am truly happy I bought this game.

This game is excellent in it’s own right, with an exciting, catchy soundtrack that fits perfectly with the even better story. This game is fun, quirky, and self-aware in all the right places, and delivers a heartwarming story, despite it’s goofy nature of actors flipping around in spandex suits fighting monsters like traffic wizards and bird people.That being said, the only downside one might find with this game is the necessity of near-perfection on it’s higher difficulty. If you enjoy lots of trial and error in simply choosing your characters for your squad (something you have to restart the entire game to change, by the way), then the hard difficulty is up your alley.All in all, this is an excellent game for both sides of gamers. It can be played on easy and delivers an excellent story and allows new players to get a feel for turn based strategy games if they aren’t familiar with them, and offers an exceptionally difficult mode of the game where every turn could quite literally cost you the entire level if you misstep, and the medium difficulty for those who want a taste of both. It’s by no means perfect (as there are a few small bugs, I mainly noticed the occasional screen flash of certain sprites up close, but this doesn’t really hamper the gameplay). Definitely check this one out.

I am interested about “please. Chroma squad 2” so this is a response. I want a chroma squad 2 as much as he/she does too. I love to watch power rangers and game backs me feel like I am the director of the show. Just if you are reading this makers of this game please make a sequel and an Idea if you do make it so you can download content from the first game to the second one to start off where you left off. PS: and for the story I forget what it is called but isn’t the final boss the leader of some alien armada or something like that who are the other members and where are they....................... PPS: please respond to this #ChromaS2 PPPS:figured out group name, the name is (spoilers play til last episode of season 3 to figure out name of the group)

Like I said the game is pretty enjoyable, especially for its price. The only complaint I have (and its a big one) is how often you can get extremely with the bonus objectives. A lot of the missions have multiple battles in the same mission, and if your party dies or you want to restart because of a failed bonus objective, you have to start from the beginning of that mission and redo all of the battles (they can be tedious). That isn’t such a huge deal if it was completely reliant on skill, but it isn’t always. For example, on the 3rd fight of a mission it wants you to kill 4 enemies in a single turn. AOE attacks are in short supply at this point, so you basically have to one shot them individually. Well, most of your party has to use a long cool down ability to do that, and if it misses you can kiss that bonus objective goodbye, or redo the mission and the tedious drawn out fights that happened before the one you failed. That’s one example but not the only one, and if you play it I’m sure you’ll see what I mean.