Mega Man 11

Unreleased

Mega Man 11, known as Rockman 11: Unmei no Haguruma!! (ロックマン11 運命の歯車！！) in Japan, is an upcoming game seemingly planned to be released in October 2nd of 2018. It is the eleventh main entry from the original Mega Man series.

Gameplay
Mega Man 11 features the usual gameplay of the Classic Mega Man games, with a new feature. New to the series is the "Double Gear" system. The system allows Mega Man to possess new abilities, such as slowing down time, allowing Mega Man to charge a more powerful charged shot, and unleash a devastating Buster Shot, previously seen on the announcement trailer undefined

Mega Man will again be able to use Sliding and Charge Shot, and can call upon Rush to reach higher platforms, using familiar abilities such as the Rush Coil and Rush Jet.undefined

Energy Tanks will make a re-appearance in this game.

Mega Man 11 will feature four difficulty modes: Newcomer, Casual, Normal and Expert mode.

Presentation
Mega Man 11 will be similar to both the seventh and eighth installments of the original Mega Man timeline in that it experiments with new and previously unseen graphical styles, as opposed to the series' more common 8-bit visuals. Much like Mega Man Powered Up, Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X, Mega Man X7 (excluding 3D style area) and Mega Man X8, Mega Man 11 will use 2.5D graphics for the gameplay engine. The game will also have voice acting, the first to do so of the classic series since Mega Man 8, which was notorious for its terrible voice acting.

Development
The game was announced on December 4th, 2017 during the live stream celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Mega Man franchise.undefined Before its announcement, two concept arts hinting its development were shown, the first as Roll's new design for her Nendoroid figure, and the second of Mega Man's new weapon design appearing as an easter egg in the Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 gallery, under the Mega Man 8 section.

When deciding how the game would look, the team selected some stages from previous games, such as Stone Man's stage from Mega Man 5 and Pump Man's stage from Mega Man 10, and redesigned them with improved graphics as a test.undefined The team decided that striving for an extended sense of nostalgia seemed a bit off from what gamers were looking for, and decided to use new graphics to show that not only is Mega Man back, but also improved.

Characters
The game has been confirmed to have Mega Man's animal crew, along with Roll, as seen from the latest Gameinformer article, in which the game's executive producer Koji Oda says "This is a sequel, not a reboot."

Bosses
Currently only two Robot Masters have been shown, one of whom is Block Man. He is shown to be a rotund, cyan robot with gold & white accents and dull, grey bricks covering his body. This boss was tentatively named Renga Man (レンガマン), but he has since been renamed Block Man. Not much is known about him aside from the weapon Mega Man obtains from him, which gives the ability to spawn/throw four cyan bricks. Apparently, he is also one of Dr. Light's most beloved creations.undefined In spite of this however, he is designated as "DWN. 081" as opposed to "DLN. 081".

The other Robot Master, revealed in the Pre-order trailer, is the electric-based Fuse Man. When obtaining it's weapon, Mega Man can unleash a ball of electricity which can traverse through platforms when hitting the walls or the floor.

Trivia

 * Upon release, Mega Man 11 will mark the return of the mainline Mega Man series after eight years of hiatus.
 * Excluding re-releases and compilations, this will be the first Mega Man game to be available on Steam upon release, as well as the first Mega Man game to receive a standalone physical release since 2008's Mega Man Star Force 3.