Time to complete ~20hrs
Time to 100% ~30hrs
Difficulty: [■■□□□] to [■■■□□] - Pleasant, Mildy Challenging
Audience Casual - ■□□□□ - Hardcore
Genre: Brawler, Adventure

• Megabyte Punch is essentially a brawler, but with a huge twist:
  Instead of picking a class or a character, you pick abilities and/or statistics, and all the game essentially turns around that.
  
• You can collect robot parts, either by looting them on enemies, buying (with bits earned by destroying foes or parts), finding or earning them through a tournament.
  
• The whole game is linear and subdivided in 6 main worlds + a few challenge worlds, which can all be revisited at almost any time
  
• There are 150 different parts, with 35 different attributes (30 completely different abilities and 5 types of stat upgrades)
  
• You get 4 slots to attribute your abilities to (which are bound to different move combinations), and you choose what ability you bind where, without affecting the ability's effect

• Super easy to take in hand, even for a complete noob to brawlers like me
  
• The great variety of enemies and the amount of possible combinations of abilities give it great replayability
  
• Easy to play, hard to master
  
• Super satisfying, everything either blows up, gets torn to pieces, or disappears in oblivion once you defeat it
  
• Even in 5v1 and Bossfights the game still doesn't feel too hard because you always have way to take control of the playground and/or enemy-ies
  
• Challenge Rooms and Tournament mode offer much more challenging gameplay, and a hell lot of replayability

• Sick tracks[runesound.bandcamp.com], very pleasant to listen to, varied and they all go very well with the game, they are so good they will get you pumped up on their own
  
• Neat 2.5D graphical style, very stylized and pleasant to look at, even during intense fights, and after 4 straight hours of gameplay