There aren't many good games out there based on the Power Rangers franchise. Much of that is down to the nature of the licensing beast, similar to how hard it seems to be to get a superhero game of decent quality. There are many factors, both obvious and subtle, that work against licensed games. The Rangers certainly haven't been free of such hassles. The obvious solution is to take a swing at it without a license, but as Behold Studios found out, that's a delicate road to walk. Things worked out in the end, however, and Chroma Squad [$4.99] became an officially-endorsed spin on the Super Sentai concept that is free to do its own thing without the heavy restrictions that come with a full license. It's a good game, probably the best Ranger-themed game ever, though how much you like it will depend greatly on what you're looking to get out of it. Chroma Squad provides an interesting blend of gaming genres. The premise has you controlling a group of five stunt actors from a Ranger-style TV show. Fed up with their director and the poor quality of the shows they're working on, the group decides to strike out and start their own studio. Managing your studio works like a lightweight simulation game. You'll need to decide how to spend your budget. You can buy new suits and props, upgrade various aspects of the studio location itself, and invest in marketing plans. You can craft new props from a wide assortment of bits and bobs, too. You'll even initially have the choice of which fiv...