You can play all 21 levels from Mighty Switch Force! via Hyper Drive, after all. Overall, it's the best, most substantial way to experience the earliest game in the franchise, but it essentially nullifies one-fourth of this collection. It also adds remixed Hyper Mode versions of those 21 stages, making them harder. A WiiU launch title, Hyper Drive takes the 16 original levels from the first game (plus five bonus levels) and converts them from pixelated graphics to HD hand-drawn art, similar to A Boy and His Blob. The longest, largest game in the anthology is Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition, but it's also the most duplicative of the bunch. Attempting every par time and seeking out all the ugly secret babies will most likely double your play time. On a secondary tier, players aspire to beat the par time for each "incident". On one tier, players attempt simply to nab or rescue each Sister and make their way to the end of the stage. Now, each adventure has two challenge tiers, which can stretch out the experience. Across all four titles, there are only 78 unique levels, which would take around 10 hours to topple. With only 16 levels, Mighty Switch Force! 2 is a sweet but short game-a trademark of the franchise. The sequel also introduces an "Ugly Secret Baby", or "U.S.B", hidden in each of its 16 levels, providing players with an optional challenge on top of finding all five Holligan Sisters and beating par time. There are mud blocks that dissolve under a steady stream of water pipe blocks that redirect the flow of liquid and wooden blocks that will only crumble when on fire. The best of the series, though, is Mighty Switch Force! 2, a fire-themed game with brand new blocks and some inventive puzzles. In the premiere game, there's a slow and steady uptick in difficulty and complexity across its 16 levels, or "incidents", culminating in a memorable vertical climb where blocks switch not according to the Siren Helmet, but to a regular rhythm players cannot control. In additional to standard blocks, the developer introduces launch blocks, which send Patty screaming across each intricately-designed map, and pressure blocks, which maintain their solidity when Officer Wagon stands on one, regardless of the switch state. WayForward leverages this gameplay hook in many clever and creative ways across all four entries in the collection. Players will use this ability to travel across maps, solve problems, and even destroy enemies by luring them over a transparent block then switching it solid and launching them into the foreground (you can also do this to yourself, so be careful). Finally, in Mighty Switch Force! Academy, a training simulation at Planet Land Police Academy goes wrong, creating dangerous holographic scenarios featuring-you guessed it-the Hooligan Sisters.Īll four games are united by puzzle-platform mechanics and a foundational conceit-the ability to switch blocks via a special Siren Helmet. In the sequel, Mighty Switch Force! 2, Patty, now a cybernetic firefighter, rescues the newly-reformed sisters from the inferno on Planet Land. In the first game, Mighty Switch Force!, and its enhanced HD counterpart Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition, Patty must apprehend the Sisters after they escape police custody. All of the collection's titles take place on Planet Land, and involve cybernetic peace officer Patricia Wagon and a group of convicts called the "Hooligan Sisters". WayForward, the independent studio that created the franchise-and many other fan-favorite side-scrolling action games-doesn't spend much time building up the fictional universe of Mighty Switch Force!, but there are some narrative constants. Some of the series' lesser-known entries are missing, and two of the included titles have overlapping challenges, but in general this is a fine starting point for fans of side-scrolling puzzlers, or anyone who doesn't want to carry around a 3DS, WiiU, and laptop to play all their favorite Mighty Switch Force! games.
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Now, players on Switch, PC, Xbox One, and PS4 can enjoy the clever puzzle-platforming series, via four games that show its evolution from 2011 to 2015.
The Mighty Switch Force! franchise, which began its life as DSiWare and found a home on 3DS, WiiU, and PC, has finally made its way to Xbox and PlayStation.
By Evan Norris, posted on 01 August 2019 / 3,581 Views
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