The controls in Mercenary Kings Reloaded Edition are intuitive, and don’t take much getting used to. Thankfully, crafting materials can be carried to infinity. So, you can’t bring C4, rations (health restore), and adrenaline shot (auto- revive yourself, or revive a teammate). Two of those are always occupied by your gun and walkie talkie. Speaking of the shop, this brings up one drawback of the game- while you can buy consumable items to bring with you into your next mission (or to put into your locker to load into your backpack for a future mission), you only have two inventory slots available to you out of a possible four. Each level that required this for completion will give you C4 from somewhere, but there’s also a shop that you can buy it from at base camp if you wish to bring it in with you. Levels sometimes have walls that can be destroyed, and this requires C4. Be careful, though, because missions have a time limit, and if you go over, you fail the mission. Peppered throughout the stages are medical tents that sometimes have healing items, but always slowly recharge your health. There is also a handy feature which enables you to return to the start of the level with all materials in case you get lost, or just want to get to the opposite end of the level more quickly. Missions are relatively short, and upon completion you are returned to base camp so that you can use gathered materials and earned cash for the previously mentioned upgrades. The customization options aren’t fully interchangeable or super deep, but you can always deconstruct a previously upgraded weapon part to use the materials again. Money is earned through successful completion of missions.
They don’t play any differently, but it’s still nice to have options.Įach character and weapon can be upgraded using materials harvested from enemy drops and chests, and for the right amount of money.
You are given the choice between four different mercs, King, Frigg, Empress, and C-Zar, each of which has four choices of color schemes. Our first batch of missions, which introduce us to the mechanics of the game, its enemy types, mission structure, character upgrades, and weapon crafting systems. However, while making their way to the impromptu headquarters, various members of the team are captured or have landed behind enemy lines. In the introduction, we learn that Commander Baron and his evil CLAW organization is getting too big for its britches, and the Mercenary Kings Reloaded Edition Reloaded Edition are called in to get things back under control. This is a very refreshing take on both action platformers and run ‘n gun games of old, and the surprisingly deep crafting system helps Mercenary Kings Reloaded Edition on Nintendo Switch feel delightfully original. It puts a much bigger emphasis on platforming than what we perceive as a traditional run ‘n gun game. I bring up this last comparison because the trailers used to market Mercenary Kings Reloaded Edition make it look more like the latter, and a lot less like the former. Mercenary Kings Reloaded Edition for Nintendo Switch is a non-linear action platformer with crafting elements that feels much more like Mega Man than Metal Slug. Category: Action, First Person, Platformer, Multiplayer
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