MURI

Scratched that EGA itch.

Yes.

Bardzo przyjemna gra. Nie wiem skąd ją mam i kiedy kupiłem ani za ile ale ją mam i się cieszę. Bardzo lubię do niej wracać. Mam ją też poza steam co za tym idzie czas z nią spędzony jest znacznie dłuższy. Polecam, naprawdę polecam MURI.

DOS 시절의 분위기를 재현한 Iji 개발자의 레트로풍 게임. DOS 시절을 너무 잘 재현해서 그런지 윈도우즈 환경을 거부하여 크래시가 뜨는 거 같다.

People like me, who grew up playing MS-DOS platformers like Duke Nukum (Yes that was his name back then, look it up) or Commander Keen, will feel right at home.

It presents itself as a classic DOS action-platformer with a highly faithful recreation of their style and limitations, but it is SO-MUCH-MORE. It's PLAGUED with secrets, and when you start to understand their logic, you can't stop, it is SO satisfying getting to uncover all the secrets and unravel its exciting story... I beat it in my first sitting and had a total BLAST. If you like this classic kind of games, it will surpass all your expectations.

Shoulda given it a thumbs up a long time ago, but this a fun and very replayable retro platformer. Good enemies and environments, powerful weapons with limited ammo, 4 difficulties, and hidden items if you want to get 100%. There are some retro traditions it could've left behind to improve the game, like the lack of key rebinding, and the complete lack of music outside the title and credits, but even without DOS nostalgia they're not huge drawbacks. It's the kind of game you'll come back to for a 10th playthrough because it's been a while, and you're in the mood for a quick, simple platformer with cool robots and aliens.

A fun and very interesting example of level design. Try the demo! (There are things I'd change about the difficulty scaling, since health and life pickups appear to be core mechanics. Also, the MKV should do as much straight-forward damage as the Rapid. But the art is quite pretty, and the plot has been interesting so far, and I really do like how you automatically equip the best weapon you have ammo for.)