Megaton Rainfall

Megaton Rainfall asks the player to be a flying superhuman above cities and oceans, stopping alien attacks with beams, speed, and huge impacts, so it is for people who want scale more than fine detail. By our assessment, the striking part is the sheer sense of size: the game leans on first-person superhero flight and planetwide destruction rather than on a normal mission structure. That same scale is also the limit, because the action can feel sparse once the novelty of crossing a world at impossible speed wears off. In practice it is about steering, aiming, and judging distance in open air, which makes it closer to a power fantasy experiment than to a standard shooter. It sits apart from small arena games by trying to make the whole planet the stage, and that ambition is more memorable than its finish. Megaton Rainfall is strongest when the fantasy of being enormous still feels fresh.