Your ovine enemy releases clouds that rain lightning down on your metal frame.
Sheep Man not only raises the question of why someone would make a robot sheep in the first place, but he also comes with a baffling gun. It's just a shame the bosses are so silly this time. Because of this, it's a lot more rewarding to play on normal, though be prepared to take a few lumps along the way. Not only do enemies do far less damage, but covers have also been placed on many pits, preventing almost any chance of death. There is an easy mode to alleviate the frustration of dying, but it is far too easy to provide a satisfying alternative to the normal mode.
This is a punishing game cut from the cloth of its old-school forebearers, which means memorization, patience, and skill are paramount to success. It's as difficult as ever to navigate spike-laden rooms, leap across vanishing blocks, and dodge quick-flying enemies, but death is an expected occurrence in the Mega Man franchise. Making your way through the side-scrolling levels may not present any surprises for series veterans, but they are well designed nonetheless and chock-full of relentless enemies and life-stealing bottomless pits. The initial eight stages can be tackled in any order, and if you defeat the robot master at the end, you earn a fancy new weapon. The structure of Mega Man 10 is a carbon copy of the previous games in the series.
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