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Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit
Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit is the third video game starring the famously foul-mouthed YouTube retro video game critic. The first two, developed by FreakZone Games, had a vaguely retro aesthetic gameplay style, but as the title states, this entry is more closely based on 8-bit NES games; very explicitly, it’s basically Mega Man.
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Prison City inspired by NES classics is playable on Linux
Prison City NES action platformer game is coming to Linux via Steam Deck and Windows PC. Which is the result of the work and effort of developer Retroware as well as Programancer. Which is working to make its way onto Steam. Retroware and developer Programancer are eager to announce the inclusion of the original IP Prison City. A game inspired by an affinity for NES classics such as Shatterhand and Power Blade. As a result, Prison City offers players a solid sidescrolling dystopian arcade experience. Along exploding with tight mechanics, intricate level design, and a satisfying action story. A public demo is still available on Steam, as well as an extended Influencer Demo for those interested. But first, here are the details from the developer's email reply:
We are still considering a Linux build, but the game will be Steam Deck compatible. We are still unsure if it will be a native build or through Proton.
So here's the deal, Prison City is being developed with GameMaker Studio 2. As we know, this primarily focuses on Ubuntu support for Linux. However, most if not almost all GMS2 games do work well via Proton. Honestly, I wish YoYo Games would increase its Linux platform support. But, at least we have a solid workaround via Proton. Which does work well for the Demo on Steam, with its serious retro vibe.
Prison City Teaser Trailer
Your sentence begins ... in Prison City! As former cop Hal Bruzer, accept the Chief’s plea to raid the Prison City security zones and end the Techno Terrorists’ reign. Throw your chakram or grab some grenades. You will also eat hot dogs to restore health. All while you locate contacts to obtain key cards to the wardens' safe rooms. Inspired by NES action titles, Prison City is a sidescrolling dystopian gameplay exploding with tight mechanics. This also includes a level design to test players with a solid story.
Do cool things like:
Uncover hidden weapon and health upgrades,
Grapple through 8+ zones, ranging from Sewer, Factory, and Preserve,
"Play on Your Terms" - take on customizable gameplay and difficulty through a range of mods. Including health, damage, lives, and loot frequency,
Compete for "best time" with Warden (Boss) Rush mode,
Rock out to Raddland Studios’ (Retro City Rampage, Shakedown Hawaii) OST
and talk to a dolphin!?
Prison City NES action platformer game is coming to Steam in 2023. The release date is still TBD. But there will be Linux and Steam Deck support via Proton and the Windows PC build.
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Kick Dracula's ass, even if it means you have to resurrect him first in this homage to ClassicVanias!
Free to play (Windows)