Neon City Riders

I first saw this game at PAX East 2019 and loved the few minutes I played of it. I'm not an over ambitious gamer so I didn't opt for "old school" hard mode. The difficulty was perfect for me and I enjoyed taking the weekend to play it. This game is too new and too indie to have any guides but there is a a drone you can get to help you find all the hidden items if you get stuck. The music is great and the art aesthetic is awesome. They avoid having the numerous baddies feel repetitive by offering several different designs of the same style bad guy/gal. Can't wait to see what else this group makes!

Feels like going back to the Sega Genesis again.

This is an exploration, action rpg, pixel art, and 80s inspired music. This is a solid game that focuses on exploration, puzzles, and combat. It is a good game.

Overall a solid game, at $20 it is definitely worth it. Go out and grab it.

If you enjoy 2D action-adventure games with a post-cyberpunk theme and a magnificent pixel art, then this right here is the game for you! P.S. If you're looking for a real challenge, I recommend playing in the "old-school" mode of this game.

It works great on the Steam deck, and it's a hard game

0 direction after 2 hours of gameplay. what the ♥♥♥♥.

It's not a terrible game by any means, but it's just a bit dull. The combat is dead easy, puzzles are extremely simple. Quests are pretty boring, just involving roaming the world talking to every single person and finding items scattered around. All of this is not helped by the fact that a lot of mechanics feel like they're just a bit less than they should be to really be fun. For example, movement speed and mana recharge are a bit too slow. Shield duration and dash length are a bit too short. It adds up to a game that is functional and reasonably competent, but just... dull. I beat the all of the midbosses and got my abilities back, but I just couldn't muster up the desire to continue playing.

Why still haven't Chinese？Or where did you hide it?