Burning Force review - Sega Genesis

If it's on the SEGA Genesis, then it must be good, right??

In this case, it's a big yes because Burning Force boasts burn processing with the high-tech sounds, smooth textures and empowering sense of control. Enemy patterns are challenging but still maneuverable around whilst variety in between levels and game length keep things running at a non-stale pace.

The game does suffer the occasional flicker but given the time of release, I think it easy to overlook. If you want to see why this game is so favorable, check out Space Harrier on the Genesis; I played the Steam version once upon a noob-gamer moment in my life and was disappointed heavily by the distorted sound effects, visuals and single fire shot. Burning Force seems far more intricately designed (check out the sweet jumps for the motorcycle!).

All in all, I'm highly pleased with Burning Force. It's a fun game that's stylish and a quick playthrough. Fans of the 3D rails shooter will surely be remiss not to have it in their physical or digital collection.