
NeonCode is a one hour long cyberpunk-retro adventure game made by one developer. It was inspired by classics such as the Blade Runner-movies, Miami Vice, Grim Fandango and the games of Telltale.
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Languages: English, Hungarian
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I'm also on Linux & so I used Proton 5 and it worked great! :3 Love the graphics and the story was nice. I did however find a bug where if you click on a fedora multiple times, it will count up to 5 and give you an instant achievement lol. I think that I didn't pay too much for this, so it's reasonably priced and well worth it. :)
10/10 I loved it! It's a short story and a pretty easy play through. The music and the graphics make it so calming just to explore around in the game. The story line is also pretty good. I hope to see more from the developer.
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If you're looking for a quick cyberpunk fix on a budget, this game will satiate your neon-fueled cravings, but be prepared for controls more janky than an eight-bit side scroller and an ending that might make you swear worse than a trucker (I certainly did.) Still, for what it lacks in polish, it makes up for in aesthetics—just don't expect to be blown away by anything beyond the visuals. It's great for a break away from the real world if you want to just walk around a neon-lit cityscape. P.S. Be sure to catch the hilariously bad action short film at Ethan's Bar; it's worth a good laugh or two.
It feels like a dev's first game (and its at least the first they've published on Steam). It's a touch janky, but for $1 (or $0.50 on sale), you get about an hour of enjoyment. There are far worse ways to spend your money.
Interesting story, great visuals and world and immersive experience. It's a little buggy and unpolished but for the price it's well worth the experience.
There are a few elements which I think could use some work, as well as some minor bugs here and there, but the dev does a great job at building a cyberpunk environment. A little more love and I think you could even justify raising the price. Solid work.
Bocs. 10/5
Eye candy. The gorgeous graphics make up for the so-so plot. It's a bit glitchy but I enjoyed it. Very short.
Cool short, Central-europ jank for 1$ it's a steal for the value
Cute concept, but the game mechanics were frustrating. The car has no brakes that I could find and is needlessly difficult to steer. It was far more time-consuming than it needed to be because of the nonsensical save points, requiring me to re-execute several tasks each time I left the game. For the price I can't really complain, and I finished it because I felt compelled to once I started, but TBH I wish I had that time back.
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