[i] My Experience [/i] The idea of this game really piqued my interest - a modular ship-building RPG. I tend to appreciate it when games give me a lot of freedom to customize my character and create a build, and in [b]The Red Juggernaut[/b] you quite literally create the build by adding blocks to your ship. I also appreciated that the game is focused on a single character (ship) - JRPGs often lose my interest when I have to manage an entire party with pre-existing personalities and skills. However, once I got out into space I found myself a bit lost. I would've welcomed a bit more tutorializing when it comes to ship building/components and the in-game menus (radio? warp? search?). I was victorious against the first few simple ships I faced, but after a while I found myself damaged and vulnerable. You can repair your ship a limited number of times during combat and at a station (?), but I couldn't figure out what the limiting factors here were. Eventually, I was unable to repair my sh...
The Red Juggernaut
- Release Date:
- Dec 1, 2023
- Developer:
- Chadams Studios
- Publisher:
- Chadams Studios
- Platforms:
- Windows Linux
Game Tags
About This Game
A retro-style JPRG crossed with a modular ship building & combat game.
Level up your ship, build it bigger...
Battle enemy ships...
Explore the solar system...
And save the human race!
Detailed Info:
You start off with three blocks (engine, mounting block, cockpit) that you can rearrange as you like, when you defeat enemies you gain XP, can level up to get more blocks to add to your ship. You also get money for defeating enemies, and you can buy things at space stations. Mountable weapons (guns, machine guns, lasers, launchers), a mountable shield, ammo (torpedoes and emp torpedoes), and consumable items for heating and in-battle stats increases. You can also find weapons and other items in certain places in the map.
You must make your way through the map and the various "dungeons" to find and defeat the Red Juggernaut. There are over 30 types of enemy ships that you will encounter as you travel, with a varying degree of difficulty. In battle, once you drop their defense screens you can damage blocks individually. If you destroy a component that causes a large portion of the enemy ship to be detached from it's cockpit, those orphaned blocks will be destroyed as well. You can also evade torpedo strikes, and make yourself less vulnerable to attack by using your engines. As well, you can utilize EMP strikes to take down enemy shields, and disable enemy weapons temporarily.
Controls:
- Supports XBOX style controllers: DPad, A, B
- Keyboard: Arrow Keys, Space/Enter for A, Z/Escape for B
Credits:
- chadams - Coding, art, music, sfx
- Lil Lyon - Beta testing
- LZ - Beta testing
Screenshots
User Reviews
I'll start with the obvious, this game is not for everybody. Now with that out of the way, this is a great NES-style game, by that I mean that after a bit of storytelling, it drops you into the world and you are expected to figure things out. You are expected to grind at the start to survive but after gaining 1-2 levels, you are in much better shape to tackle the maze-like areas to reach your next objective. I was tempted to take out my old notebook and draw a map as I went along. The battle system is turn-based ship to ship combat. You can pretty much fully customize your ship, getting new parts as you level up and buying or finding new weapons. Each part you add increases your hit points and also adds new functionality depending on the part. An extra engine allows you to evade farther, a power core gives you more weapon power so you can add more weapons and so on. You can target individual sections of the enemy ship, at first just hitting the cockpit works but later you may want t...
So Im at the end of the game, and came across a ship called "Big Tiny" This thing has 3 actions per round. It has a laser cannon, 2 machine guns, 4 power generators, a launcher, and 2 shield gens. I also have 4 power generators, and I generate something like +45 energy per round. HOW is Big Tiny able to fire a Laser (75 power) launch a torpedo (25 power) and either fire a Machine Gun (15 Power) or refresh its shield (50 power) EVERY ROUND?! So I blew up 2 of its power generators. Guess what? nothing changed. It was still able to do over 100 power worth of actions every round, with only 2 remaining power gens. And this guy isnt a boss! And the point that you encounter him at? Theres no save point for the last third of the game. I am ready to just lose the war of attrition against this game, and walk away. The only reason Im still playing it is that my ship hasnt blown up yet. Ive also had to keep the app running in the background on my PC for two days now because have I mention...
System Requirements
Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Dual Core 2.5 GHZ
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated graphics
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11
- Processor: Quad Core 3.5 GHZ
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 1050
- Storage: 1 GB available space
FAQ
How much does The Red Juggernaut cost?
The Red Juggernaut costs $4.99.
What are the system requirements for The Red Juggernaut?
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 Processor: Dual Core 2.5 GHZ Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: Integrated graphics Storage: 1 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 11 Processor: Quad Core 3.5 GHZ Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: GTX 1050 Storage: 1 GB available space
What platforms is The Red Juggernaut available on?
The Red Juggernaut is available on Windows PC, Linux.
Is The Red Juggernaut worth buying?
The Red Juggernaut has 33% positive reviews from 3 players.
When was The Red Juggernaut released?
The Red Juggernaut was released on Dec 1, 2023.
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