Chroma Squad
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $4.99 | Behold Studios Jogos Eletronicos LTDA ME | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Requires 1GB of RAM or more.
Cast actors, purchase equipment and upgrades for your studio, craft weapons and giant Mechas out of cardboard and duct tape. Once the cameras are rolling, you will control your cast of five colored-jumpsuit-clad warriors in dramatic, turn-based battles!
Optimized for devices with 1GB of RAM or more.
• Customize your TV studio: hire actors, upgrade your gear, do marketing, craft weapons, costumes and giant cardboard robots!
• Tactical RPG combat with a twist: combine your heroes’ abilities with Teamwork maneuvers!
• In-Depth RPG systems with skill trees, random equipment, crafting, and branching storyline with 3 different endings!
• Giant Mecha combat – destroy the city to save the city!
• A love letter to Power Rangers, Tokusatsu and the Japanese series of our childhoods!
• Deliciously-animated pixel art and a chiptune soundtrack that shines like justice!
Reviews
Fun but bonus objectives can be wack
WeaponXI
Like I said the game is pretty enjoyable, especially for its price. The only complaint I have (and its a big one) is how often you can get extremely with the bonus objectives. A lot of the missions have multiple battles in the same mission, and if your party dies or you want to restart because of a failed bonus objective, you have to start from the beginning of that mission and redo all of the battles (they can be tedious). That isn’t such a huge deal if it was completely reliant on skill, but it isn’t always. For example, on the 3rd fight of a mission it wants you to kill 4 enemies in a single turn. AOE attacks are in short supply at this point, so you basically have to one shot them individually. Well, most of your party has to use a long cool down ability to do that, and if it misses you can kiss that bonus objective goodbye, or redo the mission and the tedious drawn out fights that happened before the one you failed. That’s one example but not the only one, and if you play it I’m sure you’ll see what I mean.
Everything you would wish for in a RPG
Gamedudebob
This is one of my favorite video games of all time! I got this game thinking that this would be an ok game, but when I got used to the smooth management of my money as well as the satisfying rpg gameplay, I was blown away. Thanks Behold Studios and Bandai Namco. I really hope you make a sequel!
Your game is amazing and make a number 2
samery flimanque
Omg I love this game and who ever says other well just dousnt get it
Excellent strategy game with a lot of charm!
Jonas Schlicter
This game is excellent in it’s own right, with an exciting, catchy soundtrack that fits perfectly with the even better story. This game is fun, quirky, and self-aware in all the right places, and delivers a heartwarming story, despite it’s goofy nature of actors flipping around in spandex suits fighting monsters like traffic wizards and bird people. That being said, the only downside one might find with this game is the necessity of near-perfection on it’s higher difficulty. If you enjoy lots of trial and error in simply choosing your characters for your squad (something you have to restart the entire game to change, by the way), then the hard difficulty is up your alley. All in all, this is an excellent game for both sides of gamers. It can be played on easy and delivers an excellent story and allows new players to get a feel for turn based strategy games if they aren’t familiar with them, and offers an exceptionally difficult mode of the game where every turn could quite literally cost you the entire level if you misstep, and the medium difficulty for those who want a taste of both. It’s by no means perfect (as there are a few small bugs, I mainly noticed the occasional screen flash of certain sprites up close, but this doesn’t really hamper the gameplay). Definitely check this one out.
Good, but under-age rated content
AppleAddict2499
I am a really big power rangers fan from the heart, I am not as interested in it as much as I used to be but still. I actually made a review about this game where I basically destroyed it, but I realize this game was quite good. I love rpgs, and this no slacker in that department. And for Power Rangers, this game has an amazing story that you choose, with multiple endings. I also love the fact that the Megazords or ‘Mechas’ are incorporated into this game too! Overall this game is quite spectacular. But, there is some content that is not for younger players, like some mature dialogue and a bikini fish monster. There might a few other things too, but still. Once you overlook the bad things, this game is awesome! I love the music, and even the Chroma Squad’s theme song! I actually even made a video of my Power Rangers fighting a boxing box, literally! I would recommend this game to kids who are at least 12 and up, and if you are, get ready to have a blast!
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387mikal
We should be able to fire and hire new actors. Fire and hire crew members. Have 6 rangers and also choose how the main base looks like. And longer seasons and episodes. And one more thing more plot twist like one of the rangers turns evil and we get them back.
A great little title, but kinda boring...
AgentG91
I remember seeing Chroma Squad on steam many moons ago. I got it in a bundle and played probably an hour before my computer bit the dust. It was a cool game. Light strategy, equipment, classes, abilities, teamwork. I liked the idea. When I heard it came to IOS, I had to get it to finally play it through, since the teaser on Steam gave me an itch that needed scratching. A couple weeks of intermittent play later and I finished my first play through. Honestly, *yawn*.... it’s a pretty slow and monotonous game. The first ‘season’ is good since it introduces all the aspects for you to play around with. Enemies, bosses, equipment, crafting, abilities, team work, mecha battles, directors instructions. It was a great lineup. But it never took off. The equipment is unique but there isn’t enough variety to build a good character. New equipment comes with new seasons, but it’s such a higher tier that all the old equipment becomes obsolete. They bring out one new minion type every season and maybe rehash an old minion type from time to time. The mecha battles are slow and boring and they happen every fricken battle. There’s no variety or excitement or strategy. I just mash buttons until I can finally be done with it. There are two types of battles: beat the boss and survive X rounds. That was it. You’d think there would be more for there being 1-3 stages for about 25-30 battles, but nope. That’s it. No freeing hostages, or fighting to a goal, or escaping the room, or breaking barriers, or protecting a civilian, or multi-component bosses, or unique effects/scenarios. Every battle was a slog to use 5 people to defeat 15 enemies and one boss. The story was certainly interesting, but I strangely got lost. It’s a tv show, but it’s real, but it’s still a tv show. And people only know about the tv show, but people also know it’s real, but it’s all a tv show. Is it a tv show? Is it real? I just don’t know. I think more decision in the plot would have been nice. The one decision I had was really refreshing. Anyways, it’s a cool game. I like strategy RPG games and the abilities are well done. I wish I had a reason to replay it like new weapons or new heroes or new game + or something, because I’d like to see more. But the problem with this game is that there just isn’t more. Once you’ve played the first season out of 5... you’ve played it all...
