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9 August

20XX is on sale! (Week of 8/8)

Hello! Just a quick note today to mention that we're part of the 8/8 Weeklong Sale (at 25% off)!

If you've been thinking about picking up 20XX, now is the perfect time - this is the final time 20XX will be on sale before the price is raised to the full $15. (The price will be going up to the full $15 pretty soon!)

It won't be this cheap again for a long, long time, so now's the time to get in.

Cheers!

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3 August

20XX 0.958 Patch Notes -- August 3, 2016

Hello! Today's 20XX patch gives its Powers some much-needed love in the form of level interactions! Every Power now does something non-combat related. Additionally, we've added some new Options, and done some much needed renderer reworking that should improve performance for folks playing 20XX on potato-based systems. (It should also improve performance for folks playing 20XX on computers.) This patch also reworks Frostor's "targeter" mechanic, replacing it with the deadly Bombhive. Enjoy!

Disclaimer: 20XX is in beta. As we develop the game, we may make changes that require us to invalidate or wipe your 20XX save files, Steam Leaderboard info/achievements, and other save-y stuff like that. Be aware!
We're planning on mucking around with the game's options/save data over the next patch or two, so this is a pretty real possibility.

Note: The closer we get to release, the closer the price will get to our planned Full Release price of $15.

NB: I'm going to be out of town without much internet access until August 6th, so I won't be super available on the forums/by email.

TL;DR for today's patch: Power interactions! Options! Renderer rewrite! Targeter rework!

For the next few patches: Boss iterations! Narrative!

As always, let us know if anything's busted or if we missed a change.

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BIG CHANGES:

Rewrote a section of 20XX's renderer from scratch. Performance should be improved (maybe even greatly!) on most systems.
Power interactions! Each Power now has a unique property, most of which interact with the level environment. Discover them all! (Hint: The Quint Laser has two.)
Lots of Options changes:
- Display Modes: 20XX finally adds "Fullscreen (v-sync)" and "Fullscreen (no v-sync)" to its list of Display Modes. They even display in the resolution you actually select!
- 20XX now remembers what character the first player previously used on startup. Ace players rejoice!
- 20XX now remembers the last thing you set "Display Run Time" to.
- There's now a "Restore Defaults" button.
- Added a "Hide Numbers" option. It'll hide damage numbers.
- Added a "Health Display Type" option. Hybrid (default) shows bars until health or energy exceeds 20, at which point it switches to numeric. Bars or Numbers can be permanently turned on as well.

SMALL CHANGES:

Looping sounds no longer persist while the game is paused.
Tightened up the end-level bonus chest award effect.

BUG FIXES:

Hopefully fixed the "phantom enemy" bug.
Fixed an issue causing a bonus area to spawn right over the boss hallway, resulting in it being blocked by the boss barrier.

KNOWN ISSUES:

Some users may experience stuttering in Borderless Windowed mode - if this is you, please report it!
The patch number and up

Thanks for reading!

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System Requirements

Minimum:

OS: Windows XP
Processor: Toaster processor or better (2009+)
Memory: 1024 MB RAM
Graphics: Any card made during or after 2009
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Storage: 1 GB available space

Recommended:

Processor: Two toaster processors or better (2011+)
Graphics: Something made in the last five years
DirectX: Version 9.0c

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“It looks fantastic.”
Rock Paper Shotgun

“20XX is now one of my most anticipated games and I cannot wait to get my hands on the final version.”
Paste Magazine

“20XX Is The Mega Man X Sequel Capcom Should Have Made”
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Posted: 15 August

I loved this game. but why inm hell do i loose everything once i'm dead and i cannot return to base ?

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this is truely a amzing game and i love but its very hard

If you're looking to get a Mega Man game, 20XX isn't one.

Mega Man has always had this heavy difficulty balance between the player's resources like weapon energy and HP, 20XX just lets you dial those up to breaking the meter.

Mega Man has finesse to its bosses, 20XX makes you feel like you're building a tank. At some point dodging becomes impossible from the sheer number of projectiles on the screen and your health-to-damage ratio just makes it more viable to tank stuff with your face.

It's not a Mega Man game and I don't see any reason to compare it to Mega Man other than the structural similarities. It's just a good, fun, shooty platformer on its own robotic legs.

The game would do well to just keep distancing itself from Mega Man and being its own thing in the future as well. Tying it to Mega Man would make 20XX just waste its own potential.

Posted: 14 August

Im already going to say this but this is Like Megaman X game which is Great! I missed playing the X Series and This gave me joy of playing it! Although its still in Beta More things will come into the future! If only Might No 9 was like this. But still I Recommend you guys to get this games as the sale is still going! If you enjoy Megaman this game is for you!

This game is way more megaman than Mighty Number 2.

I paid £24.99 at GAME for Mighty Number 9 for Wii U and was massively dissapointed. Time went by sad that I would never find the up to date Megaman fix I need and I found this. It's a masterpiece. Honestly the best game I have picked up since around 1996 when I got Super Mario World. I will remember this game in 30 years, it's really that good.

Everything that made the megaman games so great is here with an added new twist. The rouge like elemets really turn this game into something special for me. not only is the level and boss arrrangement diferent but your character will also difer, its all about adapting which was a cornerstone of the desing of the original megaman game.

Great take on mega man 9. it reminded me of my youth

Funny game, better than megaman!

Posted: 13 August

The controls need a lot of work. Feels stiff, sticky/delayed jumps. Turning around in place is not possible. Seems like you are two steps a head when turning around.

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abugaj

387 products in account

16 reviews

Posted: 9 August

Ok, lets just imagine what this guy could have done with Mighty Number 9s money. Once you play this game it will anger you because this game is what Mighty Number 9 should have been. This is the true spiritual successor to the famous Blue Bomber Mega Man.

Wow first off let me tell you if you like Mega Man in any capacity go buy this game right now. Yes its in Early Access but let me tell you this game is GOOD very Good even in its current unfinished state. This game is going to be a massive hit Massive because the replay value is so high. You play as two characters Nina which is your representation of Mega Man and also a Zero clone (can't remember his name) who has a sword as his main. The game has coop too which just adds to the replayablity of this game.

Graphics: A cell shaded look kind of cartoony but feels like a mix of the old nes and snes mega man games. The graphics get the job done for this retro style game.

Music: HOLY HOT DAMN this is good. This is the best part of the game imo. The game is worth the price of admission for the sound you get to treat your ears to this kind of goodness. 10/10!

Control: Ok I am going to be honest when I say this but this game has prob the most responsive controls in any game I have ever played. You feel like you are in 100 percent control of your movement and where you go. If you miss a jump its your fault.

Replay value: With random generated levels, daily challenges and challege modifiers this game could last you forever prob.

This game will prob end up being one of my all time favorite games because it takes elements from some of the best games ever like Spelunky and Mega Man. There is something exciting about playing these types of games because every run will be different due to the powerups you get just like Spelunky which is one of my all time favorites. This game may not be finished yet but its well on its way to becoming a smash hit. Go ahead and buy now if you like Rougelites, Mega Man, 2d platformers,and Spelunky.

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[LUE] TormakSaber

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Posted: 28 July

It literally plays and handles exactly like MMX it's so good. Powers feela bit lackluster but they're always adding new content, and the game is just a blast to play. It feels good and satisfying in all the right ways.

Exige

654 products in account

114 reviews

Posted: 17 July

A responsive fast-paced platformer inspired by the megaman series. You only shoot forward and have a number interesting movement abilities such as wall jumps, wall slides, and dash. Contains some great powerups that really transform the gameplay - much like binding of isaac.

This is the only game I can think of where the music is so good I keep wanting to replay it just so I can hear the soundtrack.

The levels are randomly generated, but consist of prebuilt segments which you'll eventually start to recognize. There are four "worlds", each with their own species of monsters and level style.

Highly recommended.

My only complaint? After level 5 or so, the bosses start to get so much health that the boss fights become a bit tedius. Besides this, it might be my favorite thing ever.

xEagleOne

17 products in account

1 review

Posted: 10 August

What Mighty No. 9 should have been...

Hei

46 products in account

4 reviews

Posted: 11 August

Imagine what this game could have been with Mighty No. 9's money.

Malus

164 products in account

2 reviews

Three hours in, some bad RNG, I beat 20XX.
Can't recommend this game enough to hardcore Mega Man fans like myself.
-The "random" stage design depending on how far in the game you get, is a really sweet thing for the difficulty.
-Picking one out of three bosses to fight.
-Many varied Sub-wapons.
-Kickass soundtrack.
-Cool sunday-morning cartoon artstyle.
-MULTIPLAYER IN A MEGAMAN GAME!
-Interesting and challenging bosses
-Fun economy system
-Awesome Rougelike and many power-ups to boost stats like Jumping height, Attack speed, Running speed, drop-rates etc.
GO GET THIS GAME!!

Mangetsu_Tatsumasa

19 products in account

Well what can I say that someone else hasn't already said? It's a fantastic game, especially for Early Access. Anyone who has played a Megaman X game will feel right at home with the controls. It's tight, and you can get away with as much as your skills can handle, but at the same time it poses a good challenge that will kick you ♥♥♥ if you don't tbing the skills to pay the bills.

the game looks beautiful, character models has a very nice level of detail to animations and enemies are equally well contrusted. the level design, given that it's mostly randomly generated, is never too cheap, but as you get further it will challenge you.

The bosses are interested, and their powers veries. I personally only use about three of them, but all of them are functional enough and will get the job done, so whatever you choose you're not ♥♥♥♥ out of luck and jolly well ♥♥♥♥ed. It'd be kinda nice to have 8 levels to go with the 8 bosses, but perhaps that's to come. More bosses also never hurt, but again I suppose that's to come eventually too.

If you like Megaman in any form, get this. It's worth what you pay, and if you can get a buddy along then it's a blast and a half.

AppleSead

48 products in account

So as a huge fan of the Megaman series, I enjoyed the relationship that this game had to the series. If you like any type of game that is like Rouge Legacy, then you will like this game. Without going into what the actual game entails, if you like those two games, you will like this game.

Dr. Tran

502 products in account

I've been playing MM and MMX games since for 20 years, and this is truly an evolution of those games. Extremely tight and responsive controls, skill based platforming and boss fights, and some roguelike thrown in for good measure. Within 5 seconds I immediately felt at home with the controls and fighting, and was having an absolute blast. Please, for the love of god, if you remotely enjoyed any of the MMX games, pick this up and get ready for some of the best platforming I've seen in years.

Hekinsieden

171 products in account

7 reviews

Posted: 12 August

Get a refund for your Mighty Number 9 games and get 20XX! This amazing game only gets better and BETTER with every update lovingly presented by these great Devs. I play local co-op with my brother and we always have a blast no matter how many times we play it! Tons of items and different builds and item combinations to try.

Now with the most recent update for me the Boss Powers also have non-combat effects on the levels, try to figure them out, they really counter some of the more difficult obstacles.

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