Gotcha Force (GC)

Looks can be deceiving. When I first saw this game on the shelf at GameStop, I didn't even bother with it. First of all, its called Gotcha Force - not exactly a cool, enticing title. I thought it was some lame kid's game. The packaging is pretty crappy too. If you go on popular review sites like IGN or GameSpot, you'll even see the game received mediocre reviews. I wrote the game off as trash until I stumbled over some gameplay videos of it on YouTube and noticed the comments were loaded with tons of fans who didn't have anything negative to say about the game. It actually looked interesting so I bought it and I have to admit, this is definitely one of the most ...  Read the complete review

Most of you might be looking at this and thinking "This looks a little too kiddy for me", well I disagree, Gotcha Force is a great game well worth getting. You play as a boy called Kou, who befriends a miniature, toy-like robot named G Red. You are then flung head on into a war against these "Gotcha Borgs". The gameplay is good, the size of the arena's give you a good sense of freedom, you have a standard attack button that either uses melee combat or projectiles depending on your distance from the enemy and a special button, that needs to charge, but does a lot more damage. You have partners to help you usually in story mode but you can choose to go ...  Read the complete review

We all know that giant stompy robot games can be fun, but how about games with small palm sized robots, but still with the power of giant stompy robots? Well Gotcha Force is one of those games. No longer do we need Gundam, transformer, or even metabots sized robots, because the Gotcha Borgs have arrived! _____ |Story | You play as Kou, an energetic young school kid from Safari City who was on a field trip when a meteorite crashed nearby. Rushing to explore the crater, he found a small palm sized robot called G-Red. G-Red had tracked the Death Force to Earth after they ...  Read the complete review