Rocket Knight (2010)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Platform
Themes:Action, Historical
Game modes:Single player, Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)
Story:Rocket Knight is a classic side-scrolling rocket action series. Our favorite opossum hero returns home after 15 years to find the kingdom of Zephyrus in shambles. Use your wits and Sparkster's trusty rocket pack to dodge and defeat a menacing wolf army threatening the lives of his people.
Rocket Knight is a revival of the Sparkster series, which first began with Rocket Knight Adventures. The game is a sequel to the Sega Genesis game Sparkster: Rocket Knight Adventures 2, and not a remake of Rocket Knight Adventures.Show more
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This is a reboot of an old platformer franchise. You play as Sparkster continuing the story from Sparkster: Rocket Knight Adventures 2. In all honestly it's not that bad of a game. I will give them credit for trying to recreate this style game play. Some levels just isn't well designed. The bosses can be somewhat repetitive especially Axel Gear. I would say it's greatest strength is the music. But don't expect the level of it from the original series. Rocket Knight is just alright at best. I do see some people finding enjoyment in it though.
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