Mega Man: Revenge of the Fallen

After some consideration and request by quite a few players to shorten the length of the stages, I figured why not? Why not make a separate version which is far less complex and contains no alternate routes and each level is about half the length of the original versions? Beyond that, it shouldn't be too much different from the standard version already available, just shorter and more compact. The difficulty of what sections I'm not cutting out completely should still be intact. Here are two pics of a revamped Intro stage and Centaur Man stage as examples. Hopefully people will like these changes and for those who shied away from the gigantic monstrosity that was the original version may reconsider playing this version instead.

Expect this version to be released later this spring!

No ver 1.5 just yet. Programmer is a bit hard to get ahold of these days. However, I did make a few small changes that came to my notice after watching others LP the game recently. Redownload and enjoy!

Ver 1.4.3:
- Fixed some minor bugs that cropped up in Easy Mode.
- Fixed a bug where if you spawned in the room prior to the Toad Man midboss room, the snail enemy in hard mode would glitch and be unkillable.
- Developed a higher wall in Magnet Man’s stage to prevent people from getting Rush Jet or just skipping half the stage on principle without some sort of upgrade to reach the alternate path.
- Added a few more challenges in Knight Man’s stage in hard mode.

There were a few complaints and bug reports about transitions not working and people falling down a hole that should have clearly taken them to another part of the stage, only to find themselves off screen and then dead. To this day, I STILL can't reproduce the bug, however Jman 'thinks' he knows what's happening and we've implemented a 'fix' for it in ver 1.4.2. It has not been verified that the bug is gone or if this 'fix' did anything at all, but for those who were having issues with this problem before, download again and retry please.

Thanks for all the patience and stuff during this time while we fixed a crapton of bugs and offered you D-Pad support. Finally! No more sliding woes for those who were stuck utilizing joysticks! We also addressed the issue of having the Mega Buster not blast through weak enemies as well as increase the speed of Rush Jet slightly to make it more speed runner savvy. There is a bunch more we did but you can check out the dev log for that on the download page! This 'should' be the final, definitive version of the game file now!
As for the biggest addition: Hard mode! It is truly sadistic with an increased amount of enemies all placed in the wrong spots to completely screw you. Not to mention you take double damage from everything! So upgrades like the Recover Chip, EX Recover and others will suddenly become quite important to you. I know it can be beaten buster only because I've done it. But I don't think it can be beaten without taking a hit. Good luck to anyone who attempts that challenge!
Enjoy the game again everyone and for those who have yet to play it, enjoy it for the first time!

This video is a big 'What if?' for Megaman: Revenge of the Fallen. What if we actually had a spriter at the crucial time we needed one to give us new bosses to fight and stages to gawk at? What if we got a music artist to create custom music for such awesome robot masters? For one, the game would NOT be called Revenge of the Fallen, but rather Megaman Unleashed. Why? Because, there is a key mechanic that would be introduced that would change how you play: you not only get the weapon from the Robot Master you defeat, but also claim their soul and become them. Thus unleashing the true potential inside Mega Man. (there is another story point...but I won't spoil it...just in case) So there are two aspects to each weapon, there is the actual weapon itself and how its utilized, THEN there is the actual 'being' the robot master and all the abilities it infers. I hope everyone enjoys this hypothetical concept pitch. I had fun making it.
Note: I am using Mega Man X level footage to demonstrate the 'type' of level theme I'm going for; it does not necessarily mean it would have been in MMX graphics or format.

Volt Blaster - Electrical discharge that shoots straight forward and is the horizontal length of three Mega Mans. Upon contact with an enemy, if there are other enemies nearby, they will also arc the electricity and take damage from the blast. If it hits a wall, it'll charge along the ground in either direction for a time.
Volt Blaster Movement - Can plug into socket surge protectors and refill your energy. Can also plug into mainframe outlets in installations and travel along the electric currents to open up doors and remove obstacles. You are also resistant to electrical hazards if you got the weapon energy left to protect yourself.

Ice Lance - You may fire the lance straight forward and anything it touches will be incased in ice and can serve as a temporary platform. If you are jumping, it'll fire at a downward angle and shatter into multiple shards striking any enemies nearby.
Ice Lance Movement - You can pole vault over high cliffs and obstacles with the aid of the spear. You are also immune to sliding on slippery surfaces.

Overburn Surge - You stop time in its tracks and move at your own pace; all enemies and platforms stand still while your weapon energy ticks down. You can jump further during this time and can stop the effect at any time. Once time resumes, all enemies you touched during the surge are immediately destroyed due to your insane speed.
Overburn Surge Movement - You can utilize the inherent speed the surge supplies by jumping over large gaps you couldn't normally. Your normal walking and sliding speed is also increased.

Saber Wall - A collection of swords circle around your body warding off any and all attacks on your person. You can fire them off individually at angles for minor damage or fire them all off straight ahead of you for massive damage.
Saber Wall Movement - The wall can protect you from falling environmental damage that would otherwise kill you on contact. Your speed is somewhat slowed down with Saber Wall active.

Mirage Haze - You can summon a copy of yourself to move into uncharted territory. Anything it strikes with its body is instantly destroyed, however you lose the current mirage. You can them swap places with the mirage when you've reached the destination you strived for.
Mirage Haze Movement - You can use the mirage to shift down into sand and slip into tiny cracks in various floors to explore alternate paths and hidden alcoves.

Homing Anchor - A anchor is fired out and bounces along the ground. Depending on the nearest enemy, it will alter its jump height higher or lower so that it will strike that enemy on its next bounce. The anchor will bounce back, altering its bounce height as it does so, if it misses the enemy the first time.
Homing Anchor Movement - You can swing out an anchor to attach to various knobs and poles in the environment to swing across deadly spikes or other obstacles that other weapons can't get you across.

Sonic Flush - When targetting is activated, time stops as you place a targeting cursor on the enemy of your choice. Upon release, a fast blast of water will shoot out from your cannon and strike that target. Otherwise, you can shoot out a long stream of water that you can control its up and down movement as it travels across horizontally.
Sonic Flush Movement - You can propel yourself through the water using puffs from the flush, effectively swimming through the water.

Scorch Burst - A blast of fire expands above you and explodes in a violent concussive blast. Errant flames are thrown outward at various angles, anything they touch burns.
Scorch Burst Movement - Can utilize explosive fiery blast while in the air to perform a mid-air dash. Flames wreath your body protecting you from harm and hurting the enemy during this. You are also resistant to fire hazards if you got the weapon energy left to protect yourself.

Like what you see? Well, we 'are' thinking of making a brand new game franchise separate from Mega Man where we could actually Kickstarter it and make a commercially sellable game. All these designs would have to be reworked to fit the new story/plot format, but they would most definitely be the 8 primary villains of that game. However, unless there is enough interest in such a thing, this will only remain a concept pitch video.

Final Note: For version 1.4 release of Megaman: Revenge of the Fallen, alongside fixing all currently reported bugs, adding D-pad support, making sure the Mega Buster goes through weak enemies and other issues, we are looking into adding a kaizo difficulty mode. That is all.