Alien Omnitrix Ben Transform

The simple goal is to fight the Bad aliens who wants to destroy the planet and to win by reducing their health to zero.
Not only does a scrolling brawler adapt itself to practically any setting or story but it ticks all the boxes when it comes to a balance between action and character. Given Ben transform premise and content it was a natural shoe-in to this genre, but even after just ten minutes you'll feel like you've experienced everything the game has to offer.
The hero, Alien Tennyson, discovers a watch-like device called the Omnitrix which when triggered allows him to change into ten different aliens. Cue crazy adventures and opportunities for spin-offs and merchandise.
While everything works adequately, skill is never encouraged. Because hitting buttons freely and randomly is enough to get you through most stages you won't bother trying to strategise or adapt your attacks to enemy type.
On a positive note, the production values are very high. The cartoon cut-scenes are superb and graphically the game shines. The range of enemies is impressive and they're introduced with clever fact files before they begin pummelling you. It's just a pity they can all be defeated with much the same strategy.
The entire game feels like you're on a conveyor belt of predictability, moving inevitably towards the conclusion and with very few surprises along the way. It's the epitome of average: the game does nothing badly, but neither does it do anything particularly well.
Finally Alien Omnitrix Ben Transform is an fighting game, fascinated with a lot of experience through the characters, let's fight hard to win.