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AllGames Paul Biondich regarded it as a worthy successor to the original Alpha Mission and praised its complex weapon system, crisp graphics and simple controls although Kyle Knight gave the game more mixed outlook, stating that the enemy designs were dated and the aforementioned weapon system was a detriment.
Génération 4s Frank Ladoire and Consolemanias Piemarco Rosa highly praised the colorful and detailed graphics, anime-style soundtrack and playability.
Nintendo Lifes Damien McFerran stated that the Armor weapon system was interesting, praising the bosses but criticized the levels for being repetitive.
In contrasts, Nintendo World Reports Casey Gibson stated that the power-up system was convoluted power-up system and criticized the level design for being bland.
Sinclair Users John Cook stated that its weapon system required thought to build them at their maximum state and attack enemies.
Zeros Doris Stokes also regarded the game to be fun but stated that the amount of action on-screen made it frenetic.
Nintendo Lifes Damien McFerran stated that the Armor weapon system was interesting, praising the bosses but criticized the levels for being repetitive.
In contrasts, Nintendo World Reports Casey Gibson stated that the power-up system was convoluted power-up system and criticized the level design for being bland.
It took 9th place for Best Shooting Game in the 5th Gamest Grand Prix (1991) run by the magazine Gamest.
In the 5th Gamest Grand Prix (1991) run in the magazine Gamest, it took 9th place for Best Shooting Game in the readers' vote.
In the "Neo Geo game twin review" run by the magazine Neo Geo Freak in 1997, it scored 3 and 5, for a total of 8 points.
Computer and Video Games Paul Rand gave positive remarks the visuals for its quality, sound, difficulty and playability.
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