1. Anomaly Agent Review - GameGrin
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I love coming across games that have a unique art style and personality, setting them apart from other titles that...
2. Enjoy the punchy, colorful combat of action platformer Anomaly Agent
Jan 27, 2024 · Early players are comparing Anomaly Agent to much-loved action platformer Katana Zero, a pretty notable comparison for those into the wider ...
The combat and cyberpunk setting have fans drawing comparisons to Katana Zero.
3. Review - Anomaly Agent (Switch) - WayTooManyGames
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How does he never get blood on that white suit?
4. Anomaly Agent review | GodisaGeek.com
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Anomaly Agent is a genre-bending, time-twisting, gun-toting, knuckle-crackin’ badass of a game, waiting to leave you breathless on the floor.
5. Anomaly Agent review --- Imagine if the SCP Foundation and a 70s ...
Feb 24, 2024 · It also shape-shifts into different weapons with varying effects based on the combo you input. My favorite form for the Anomaly Bat is the ...
If you have a thing for 1970s action movies and time travel flicks, then oh boy do I have the game for you. Developed and published by Phew Phew Games, Anomaly Agent is a 2D, beat ‘em up, side scroller platformer that takes place in an alternate version of the disco decade. Clones run rampant, […]
6. Anomaly Agent Review - Opium Pulses
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I am going to keep this review short and sweet - just like Anomaly Agent is, and say that this is probably one of the best indie games I've ever played. Every system in this game seems simple but has certain depth to it and the story is unique enough that it keeps you hooked throughout the four-five hour campaign.The start it simple, you're an agent tasked to get rid of some time anomalies that popped on in some pl
7. Anomaly Agent Review (Steam) - retrolike.net
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Staff Writer Seb dives into the world of Anomaly Agent, a time loop action platformer by developer Phew Phew Games.
8. Anomaly Agent [Switch] Review – Pixelated Pugilism Perfected?
Feb 9, 2024 · Check out our Anomaly Agent review and find out if this is a solid ... Roblox Locked Weapons – Types Explanation, Stats, Rarities and More!
Check out our Anomaly Agent review and find out if this is a solid slice of cyberpunk, or a glitched-out mess.
9. Anomaly Agent Review | Hey Poor Player
Feb 23, 2024 · Anomaly Agent isn't afraid to get messy. It bursts onto the scene with breakneck pacing, relentless energy, and a healthy dose of delightful chaos.
Anomaly Agent is a retro-infused, absurdist blast of cyberpunk action. Expect chaotic fun, not meticulous world-building.
10. Anomaly Agent Review - TheSixthAxis
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Pixel platformers are a common feature of the gaming landscape, so it takes a lot to stand out from the crowded market. You need style, a catchy
11. Anomaly Agent Review | TheXboxHub
Feb 18, 2024 · As it relates to gameplay, Anomaly Agent is a tough-as-nails throwback to quarter-eating arcade beat 'em ups, but with some modern flourishes.
Review - Thanks to a tuned combat system, Anomaly Agent is a solid beat ’em up throwback that’s better than the retro titles that inspire it.
12. Anomaly Agent
Anomaly Agent is a cyberpunk action-platformer featuring fluid combat, a time-bending story, quirky characters and a catchy synthwave soundtrack!
13. Anomaly Agent Reviews - Metacritic
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ANOMALY AGENT is a cyberpunk action-platformer featuring fluid combat, a time-bending story, quirky characters and a catchy synthwave soundtrack! Punch or shoot through mobs of enemies, impact the story with your choices and stop the anomalies before the world plunges into chaos!
14. Gloominary's review of Anomaly Agent - Backloggd
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Playing Anomaly Agent put me through a rollercoaster of emotions and I’m still not quite sure whether or not I actually enjoyed playing it. When I first saw screenshots and trailers for the game, I was pretty much immediately hooked. It looked like a somewhat slower paced take on the side-scrolling beat’em up action of Katana Zero with a similar neon-infused visual style and some dope electronic music. Playing for a few minutes was enough to tell that this was indeed the vibe that Anomaly Agent was going for. However, there are some fundamental differences, that set this game apart from games like Katana Zero.
Step by step, you unlock a wide range of abilities to deal with your enemies. It starts fairly traditional with beating up bad guys with your fists while dodging or parrying attacks. Soon enough, your arsenal of attacks is enriched by all kinds of gadgets that you can use in battle. Initially, I thought this was pretty cool. Even though I love Katana Zero, I have to admit that it is fairly limited in terms of gameplay variety. You have your sword to attack and deflect. You can turn back time and use items that lie around in the environment. That’s it. In this game however, you have a million ways to deal with any given situation. Unfortunately, this led to me being overwhelmed by the sheer number of abilities. To make this clear, let me give you an overview of all the ways in which you can approach a battle situation. You can attack normally, use a combo-attack...
