In general, I would say that this is an easier game than the one that came before it. The levels are rather challenging as you would expect, but I was quite surprised at what an easy time I had with the bosses. One thing I will say about this game is that it features some of the easiest boss fights in the Mega Man franchise in my opinion. Each character has their upgrades as you would expect and if you have played any of the Mega Man X games before, you will have a real sense of familiarity as you plow your way through this game. You select who you want to play as at the start and you can change in-between levels. The animation may be a tad weird, but it is a feature that is long overdue in this series. The biggest gameplay change here is that Zero and X can now duck. I am a huge Guns n Roses fan and I can see the influences from them all over this game! I also liked how there were classic Mega Man tracks in here too. In an mecha fashion unique for Japan, the whole game looks like it jumped out of a mecha anime. You control Zero across spiked floors, on elevators, platforms, running, jumping, slashing and destroying everything in it's sight, in the quest of defeating the Maverick. The soundtrack is badass and one area where the game improves upon what Mega Man X4 offered in my opinion. As all Mega Man games, X5 is fast paced, dynamic and full of gripping action.
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