Take the role of Mr. Robot who has been trapped in a highly dangerous and rather fruity dimension called the Neon Dunjun. The only way to survive is to collect fruits which explode on contact, destroying any enemies in their blast radius, helping Mr. Robot to cheat death for a few more moments. To assist him further, exploding fruits set off a chain reaction, causing other fruit to explode – filling the screen with destruction and more importantly, POINTS! 3D Don’t Die Mr. Robot is a reboot of the 2D cult hit with a whole new dimension of delights! There’s remix mode with hand-made challenges, arcade mode with its high-scoring but mind-melting purity and lime attack mode with, well… limes! Top-down arena combat has never…
Ratalaika Games, Shinyuden, and Sunsoft teamed up once again to re-release another 16-bit SNES title. For the first time, Japan exclusive Justice Ninja Casey is available in English and has been outfitted with welcomed, built-in cheats and gameplay options. A princess has been kidnapped by ninjas but Casey, a young mulleted ninja, takes it upon himself to rescue the damsel simply because he is the self-proclaimed Ninja of Justice. The humor aspect is definitely appreciated because almost nothing about this game is taken seriously. Gameplay-wise, this forgotten Super Famicom title is heavily inspired by River City Ransom. It is ultimately a 2D brawler but transitions from screen to screen to generate the experience of traveling through one large, interconnected world. Along the way, beating up…
Sega released the Dreamcast in September 1999 (US) while SNK released the Neogeo Pocket Color in August 1999 (US). Before Nintendo allowed players to link Gameboy Advance handhelds to the Gamecube, Sega and SNK partnered to create a link cable that allowed SNK’s handheld to communicate with Sega’s home console. Only six games took advantage of this forward-thinking feature, and none of them support real-time gameplay (just swapping data between handheld game and console game), but the idea is creative. Not to be confused with the Neogeo Pocket Color’s link cable, the Dreamcast-to-NGPC link had very limited distribution in the US. This is because it was only compatible with one American released title – Capcom Vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000. While other linkable fighting games…
US indie developer Leafy Games, an experienced two brother team, announced that WYRMHALL: Brush and Banter is set for release on PC Steam on 7th March 2025 priced at USD $9.99 / EUR €9.75 / GBP £8.50. An endearing cartoon-like colorful presentation, together with a collection of quirky characters, packed with humor and a wild and loony storyline makes this a title that will captivate gamers and cozy fans alike! Get addicted to the weird and wonderful You play as a small goblin who just picked a random post from a job board and it turns out there is some part-time work needed at a cleaning kiosk. When you approach the kiosk you meet its manager, Bimbly. He teaches you the basics of magical artifact…
Pixel-art puzzle-platformer Alruna and the Necro-Industrialists arrives on the Nintendo Switch on March 5th. In a world ravaged by mechanical greed, forest-nymph Alruna must jump, slide and dash through sprawling subterranean labyrinths to get to the bottom of the story, the very bottom of the world, the very depths of depravity. “The Switch is great”, says solo-developer Niklas Hallin, “especially in handheld mode. It’s such a perfect way to play pixel-art sidescrollers. I’m always looking for new pixel platformers on the Switch, and Alruna is just such a game! It feels like holding an old Game Boy in your hands.” Alruna is a dryad in a dying world – a spirit of life in the land of the dead. The earth is sucked dry. There…
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