Forgotten Worlds for TG-16 CD

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Review #10015

Forgotten Worlds

Start a revolution

TG-16 CD 1992 TTI Shooter Shooter › Horizontal
Forgotten Worlds screenshot for TG-16 CD
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
4 / 5

Gameplay

Vast improvement over the Genesis version which I did like. Your sprite is nowhere near as huge and hot detection is also much improved.
Gimmick is an option which you can rotate around your body in either direction with the 2 or Run buttons. Why they didn't use 1 instead of Run is beyond me.
Includes an auto fire option which you would be crazy to not use
Visit shops (think U.N. Squadron) to buy different weapons and replenish health.
Not one hit kills thankfully.

3 / 5

Level Design

Enemies come from all angles. Memorize the level and rotate your option is take out waves as they appear.
Same short levels as the Genesis version.

4 / 5

Theme

Contra in space

5 / 5

Art Style

Another massive improvement over the 1989 Genesis title. Fantastic use of bold, bright colors and great backgrounds and sprites.

4 / 5

Audio

Say it with me again - a massive improvement over the Genesis version. Night and day, really. The sounds are still too small for what should be a full throated action game, but everything is perfectly nice.

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