Switcharoo
Not much in story, just simply your a hot female cop that has to hunt down and recapture hot female prisoners. That's pritty much it, yeah I know plot sounds almost like a slezzy B movie, but I think that's part of the games charm is that it doesn't take itself seriously. Plus once again I love the fact that like any of the Mighty series the protagonist is a strong female.
The graphics are great, the characters and enviorments look like a graphic novel come to life. The control is great, the music of the game I think is solid.
However the most important thing is the gameplay which I think is great. It's true theres not much in gunplay which is decent, but with these platform puzzlers your really in it for the platform action and puzzles.
I really love how the game utilizes the on and off switch dynamic. Where you pritty much turn platforms on and off, as well as use them as a trap for enmies which is fun because you get to see them fly toward you and crash on screen. There are two other platforms, where one if you in posstion of it while it's off, once you turn it on it will shoot you out. The other platform is when you stand on it, there are these screws that turn horozontal which makes the platform stay in place even when you turn everything else off; it's only when you get off it then the screw turn vertical and it will turn off and on like the rest of the platforms.
The platform puzzles are a lot of fun, like all puzzles each is a unique chalange, as you get further it does get tricky but not to tricky they are fair and saluable.
The only bad thing about is that it's simply short and easy (ok, not that easy as I said some puzzles were tricky), but like a well designed squad car it's a sweet ride.
Overall even though I don't feel this game is the best in the Mighty series, it's still a good edition and makes me wonder what the next one will hold.
This game like a good light switch, lights up.