
With stunning digitized graphics, beatdown the escaped prison inmates, thwarting their boss in an epic showdown!
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Experience heart-pounding, non-stop action in this thrilling side-scrolling beat 'em up game!
From the creator of the smash hit Bad Ass Babes comes an adrenaline-fueled adventure that will have you on the edge of your seat. The evil crime lord Sanchez has broken out of prison and unleashed chaos upon the city—it's up to YOU to restore order and bring peace back to the streets!
Features:
Epic 3-player local co-op 🤝 – Team up with friends for an unforgettable journey!
Classic arcade nostalgia 🎮 – Relive the golden age of beat 'em ups with digitized sprites and retro vibes.
Old-school beat 'em up action ⚔️ – Battle through waves of enemies using powerful combos and juggles.
Simple yet nuanced combat system 🥋 – Easy to pick up, hard to master!
Jaw-dropping special moves 💥 – Unleash devastating attacks and surprise your foes.
Weapons & environmental traps 🪓 – Equip deadly weapons and use your surroundings to your advantage.
First-person, on-rails shooting levels 🔫 – Experience intense shooting action as you blast through enemies.
Test your reflexes ⚡ – Face waves of enemies that will challenge your speed and precision.
Unlock bonus modes and challenges 🎯 – Keep the excitement going with new content to explore.
Dojo training mode 🥋 – Hone your skills and master game mechanics in this interactive training mode.
Prepare yourself for an unforgettable ride—join the fight and restore order to the streets today!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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After playing Bad-ass babes, I was waiting for another game to scratch that beat-em-up itch. Then I found the game urban lockdown and the film it was based on, as well as the original version of the game. Not bad for an indie film with pretty much nothing for a budget, which I watched before playing the game which I also enjoyed. There are a couple of neat little things the dev implemented using the BOR engine which I didn't think possible, one of them being the gory zoom-in X-ray mortal kombat fatality-styled finishers that one other reviewer mentioned. Has a surprising amount of polish and playability I wouldn't have expected from the game just giving it a glance on it's own, and to be fair I went in with no expectations. That's all I have to say. Just a neat little (more well-polished version of the original) game based on a pretty good indie action film to boot.
Bad A[i][/i]ss Blokes! This is essentially a much more polished version of Bad A[i][/i]ss Babes based on a feature film by the same name. It plays well, looks good and has quite a bit of silly humour to it, as we've come to expect with Thatcher Productions. Well worth looking into if you're a fan of Bad A[i][/i]ss Babes or just Street Fighter-esque games in general. I'd appreciate the inclusion of achievements and trading cards, I also think it would be cool to see their movies on Steam too, even if they're just included with the game. I'd happily buy them though, I'm quite the fan to be honest. Aside from that though, I have no complaints for this game, top notch stuff again Andrew. Looking forward to the next one. [spoiler]Also, you should play Bad A[i][/i]ss Babes, I'm in the game in case you didn't know.[/spoiler]
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Hours played at review time, across 22 reviews with recorded playtime.
I just stumbled upon this little gem. Then I saw it was from the creators of Bad Ass Babes, Thatcher Productions. I bought it instantly and got right into the game!! (Yeah. I'm a fan of BAD ASS BABES...get that game next!) Let it bet known, that I'm a HUGE fan of the beat'em up genre. The likes of the Streets of Rage series and Final Fight reign supreme. Sadly, it seems to be a dying genre. But Thatcher n' crew say NOPE....they're bringing it back in yo' face!!! It's openly known and credited that the open BOR (Beats of Rage) engine is used for this game. Most beat'em up fans have already played dozens of mods featuring nothing more than ripped sprites/backgrounds/music/EVERYTHING from other games. It's pretty RARE to see a game with 100% original content. Not only that...these guys have mastered the BOR engine and made it their BITC....ummm their female dog! WooF! Gameplay: Since it's using the BOR eninge.... you're probably going to need to change your vid settings (full screeen baby) and map the controls to your gamepad. This is an arcade beat'em up so get a game pad ....no keyboards allowed, Poindexter!!! (keyboards will work fine) . The gameplay is pretty solid! Good beat'em up action. These guys do the most creative things with the BOR engine, stuff I didn't know could be done! There's the zoomed in x-ray gore kills, environment kills, plenty of stuff to destroy or pick up and kill people with, and weapons!!!! OHHHH THE WEAPONS.... so many... AXES, KNIVES, SHOTGUNS, PISTOLS, MACHINE GUNS, MALTOVS...oh my. I've played the game through, but I doudt I've seen all the gore n' death animations this game has! It's ALOT!! (Like enemies melting from a toxic spill or getting fried from a destroyed power generator... good stuff!!!) Good, solid action!!! Oh...and I don't want to spoil anything, but there is a variety of gameplay... and even some meta game play???? Ooooo? Meta game??? A game within' a game??????? You just have to see! Gamplay score: 7/10 Music: Rockin' music that fits the action... that's about it. Not gonna put it on my playlist, but it fits the game. Pretty rockin' n' metal at times. Music score: 7/10 Sound Effects: Pretty solid. Just thought the sound effect for when a hit connects with an enemy could use a little more "oomph" instead of "fop". You know when you're punching the shiz out of your enemies, ya just wanna hear more impact, rather than "fip fip fiP". I know... very minor stuff. Sound Effects Score: 5/10 Graphics: Considering the engine their working with... pretty darn good. All digitized and mostly smooth animations. There are some sequences that could use a few more frames, but it's not going to ruin any fun of the game. Graphics = GOOD! Graphics Score: 8/10 OVERALL: Just keep in mind, this in an indie game and not one from a "AAA" money-grubbing publisher. It's good fun! However, if you're expecting a "typical" BOR mod, you'll be suprised!!!! These guys work voodoo magic with BOR.... make it do things it's not even made to do!!!! (yeah... kinda scary!!) The price is modest and I had a great time! Overall score: 7/10 FINAL VERDICT: A must have for any beat'em up genre fan. A big thanks to Andrew Thatcher & Crew for keeping the genre alive. You know you have my support!
There are many "Final Fight" clones out there. Some are good, some are bad. Many titles that have come out are woth playing and we all remember these titles, such as... Streets Of Rage Battletoads (Arcade) Knights Of The Round Golden Axe X-Men 6 Player Arcade The Simpsons (Arcade) And many more. This is one of those games that's actually good and worth playing. [h1][b][u]Graphics[/u][/b][/h1] This is an interesting use of digitized graphics. Instead of making cartoon or drawn out characters, they used live action characters and digitized them into the game, both as players, NPC's, objects, explosions, and backgrounds. The animations are smooth and work pretty well for a "Final Fight" clone. Becuase of the graphic nature of this game, it includes graphic gore and violence, great for those of you who hunger for blood and violence. It's interesting that they used "OpenBOR" to program this entire game. [h1][b][u]Gameplay[/u][/b][/h1] It's your typical "Final Fight" clone. You play as 1 of various characters in the game. You move your character around with the arrow keys and you attack using the attack button (Default is "A" on keyboard) in combination with the jump button (Default is "D" on keyboard) and block button (Default is "F" on keyboard). You can make your character run by pressing FORWARD x2 and holding the direction. While the character is running, you can press the attack button for a running attack. You and also do a quick dodge by pressing UP x2 or DOWN x2 and you will dodge up or down to get out of the way of your enemies. This is especially helpful if you're surrounded by enemies and you need to get some distance. Along with regular attacks, you can do special commands to do more powerful attacks. Such special attacks include, but not limited to... DOWN, FORWARD, A = Power Attack 1 FORWARD, DOWN, A = Power Atatck 2 These are just examples. There's more moves to find so experiment with the controls. As you play, you will notice 2 bars next to your characters icon at the top of the screen. The green bar is your health, while the purple bar is your special. Every time you use one of your special moves mentioned above, this bar gets used up. It will recharge itself slowly, so it's not like you are limited to one time use. Use this to your advantage as you attack your enemies. One thing to keep in mind is that each character you play has their own strengths and weaknesses, as well as have their own attack styles and special moves. No 2 characters attack the same and no 2 characters have the same special moves. Practice with each one to see which character you might like. (Special report, beating the game unlocks additional characters as well as play as one of the boss characters in the game.) As you get into the game, you will find items or weapons to pick up. Items include, but not limited to... apples (Gives you health back) shotgun (Gives you a shotgun with limited ammo) knives (Using these will stun the enemies) molotovs (Although useful, they are dangerous to you as well) And many more items to find and use. Some of the items come from fallen enemies while others can be found by breaking objects in the game. Be careful, enemies can also pick up these items and use them against you as well. In between the fighting action scenes, there's also shooting scenes where you use the arrow keys to aim your target on enemies and shoot them with the action ("A") button. Most enemies take 3-5 shots to kill. Be careful not to shoot innocent people. If you can avoid shooting hostages, they will thank you by healing you. There's also quite a few secrets to find in the game, so play around to find them. [h1][b][u]Overall[/u][/b][/h1] A very interesting action game using digitized graphics to make a good "Final Fight" clone. This also includes a training mode so you can practice your characters attacks to learn their skills and abilities. You can also use either keyboard or controller. If you need to change the controls, you can configure the settings to use either keyboard or controller and set the controls as you need to.
[b][url=https://www.lamazmorraabandon.com]Análisis del juego en "La Mazmorra Abandon"[/url][/b] Pocas fechas son tan difíciles de olvidar como aquel 29 de octubre de 1929 por la gran sacudida que sufrió Estados Unidos debido a la caída de la bolsa de valores de Nueva York, apoderándose el pánico de los inversores que se deshicieron de más de 16 millones de acciones. Esto traería consigo una situación de caos financiero acompañada del hundimiento del valor de las acciones de las empresas más importantes y poderosas del país. Como era de esperar, un acontecimiento de tal magnitud daría lugar a una etapa de cambios en numerosos ámbitos de la sociedad norteamericana. Ni siquiera la industria del celuloide logró librarse del yugo económico, surgiendo el denominado cine de serie B como respuesta de los estudios de Hollywood al desplome de la audiencia que estaban padeciendo las salas a consecuencia de la Gran Depresión. Una tendencia marcada por las películas de bajo presupuesto con actores desconocidos por el gran público y efectos especiales de lo más rudimentarios que, más allá de su limitado guion, al menos destacan por su creatividad. Eso sí, a veces excesiva. Ya se tratara de serie B, C o Z (estas últimas producciones, mucho más modestas en cuanto a estándares de calidad y presupuesto), lo cierto es que conseguían abrir un amplio abanico de posibilidades tanto a los propios intérpretes como al público que aun se mantiene hoy en día. Así, pese a la sofisticación que ha experimentado la industria cinematográfica desde finales del pasado siglo, resulta común que actores y directores noveles opten por esta vía cuando la financiación escasea. Ése es el caso de Andrew Thatcher, director australiano nacido en 1984 que comenzó su andadura a la temprana edad de 21 años con la que fuera su ópera prima: "A Fist Full of Bullets". A este largometraje de acción le sucederían otros trabajos en esa misma línea como "Two's Company, Thieves a Crowd", "Charity Hurts" y "Urban Lockdown", además de otros tantos cortos como "Cerebral Sin", "Sketchy", "Warrant for Vengeance" y "Bad Ass Babes". No obstante, a lo largo de este tiempo su labor no se ha restringido en exclusiva a la dirección, sino que ha tomado parte activa en todos y cada uno de sus filmes interpretando a diferentes personajes. No en vano, sus dotes de artista marcial le han permitido rodar múltiples secuencias de acción, aprovechándose de su experiencia como luchador profesional en el circuito independiente de su país. Entre las películas anteriormente mencionadas destaca "Urban Lockdown", debido a una estructura narrativa más compleja que la de sus anteriores cintas y un reparto que incluye a casi una decena de personajes. Filmada sin apenas financiación, "Urban Lockdown" se desarrolla principalmente en exteriores merced a un argumento que posibilita una gran libertad y flexibilidad en lo que a ubicaciones se refiere. En ella, Andrew Thatcher encarna a Rick, un exmercenario que debe adentrarse en una pequeña ciudad invadida por unos delincuentes que han logrado escapar de la prisión de máxima seguridad más grande del estado. Detrás de esta fuga masiva se encuentra Sánchez, jefe criminal contra el que testificó en juicio la hermana del protagonista después de que aquél intentara agredirla. Sin embargo, la venganza no se hará esperar por parte de Sánchez, organizando a los reclusos para que logren dominar a las autoridades locales, se apoderen de la ciudad y uno de sus secuaces rapte a la mujer. Por lo tanto, el cometido de Rick no será otro que encontrar sana y salva a su hermana, a la vez que restablece el orden y devuelve la paz a las calles. Pero el cineasta australiano, no contento con limitarse a una sola faceta artística, explotaba su vena creativa con un sorprendente lanzamiento en forma de videojuego que veía la luz en 2018. Nada más y nada menos que un "beat 'em up" de desplazamiento lateral con gráficos digitalizados y reminiscencias de la vieja escuela que se basa en su totalidad en la película homónima. Y, lo que es mejor aun, ofreciendo la posibilidad de elegir entre tres modos de juego distintos, ya sea en solitario o con amigos (hasta un máximo de tres jugadores en cooperativo local). En primer lugar, el modo historia de "Urban Lockdown" sigue a pies juntillas la línea marcada por el filme sin separarse en ningún instante de su argumento. Una acción trepidante con algún que otro toque cómico cuyo punto de inicio tendrá lugar una vez que Sánchez y sus hombres se fuguen de la prisión y siembren el caos en la ciudad. A partir de ese momento, será el turno del jugador, quien tendrá que escoger entre tres personajes (Rick, Sheriff y Shane) para lanzarse a las calles y abrirse paso a puñetazo limpio. La multitud de enemigos a los que enfrentarse no hará que sea una tarea sencilla, ni mucho menos. Aunque para facilitar las cosas al usuario, este título cuenta con una especie de "dojo" interactivo con el objetivo de perfeccionar las habilidades en combate y profundizar en la mecánica de juego. De hecho, allí nos recibirá un monje budista con la función de brindarnos consejos e instrucciones precisas sobre los movimientos básicos, así como los exclusivos de cada uno de los protagonistas. No será la única sorpresa, puesto que este modo alterna fases clásicas de lucha en tercera persona con otras de disparos sobre raíles en primera persona que pondrán a prueba los reflejos del jugador, además de dotar a este singular "beat 'em up" de una mayor variedad de estilos. Algo no muy común dentro del género, pero que en "Urban Lockdown" supone un curioso maridaje que, lejos de descomponer el resultado final, aporta un atractivo añadido a un juego que no destaca precisamente por resultar corriente. Por su parte, el modo precuela variará por completo el foco de los acontecimientos, dado que el papel protagonista recae en el principal villano (Sánchez), siendo éste el único personaje seleccionable. De esta manera, tanto la narrativa como la acción cambiarán de bando al dar comienzo la partida en el interior de la prisión, justo al emprender su huida el jefe criminal con el propósito de hacerse con el control de la ciudad y capturar de nuevo a la chica. Todo ello mientras las fuerzas del orden intentan infructuosamente detener su avance bajo un ambiente revuelto y sórdido. No menos impactante resulta el modo denominado "aftermath", el cual recupera a los tres personajes principales, añadiendo a Janet, para hacer frente a una invasión mutante en una puesta en escena propia de una experiencia psicodélica. Por supuesto, los escenarios mutan de igual manera, así como los enemigos, para ajustarse a un giro de guion sólo comprensible en la mente de su creador. En lo que se refiere a los movimientos de los protagonistas, "Urban Lockdown" permite la ejecución de una amplia gama de golpes especiales gracias a un sistema de combate sencillo que a la vez ofrece diversas combinaciones y alternativas al usuario. También pone a disposición del jugador un completo arsenal que podrá utilizarse a lo largo y ancho de cada escenario, ya sea disparando armas de fuego, lanzando objetos de lo más variopintos e, incluso, tendiendo improvisadas trampas a los enemigos. Toda esta intensidad propia de una película de acción encuentra otro imprescindible aliado en su banda sonora que, al igual que sucede con las explosiones, las deflagraciones y los tiroteos, confiere mayor agresividad a una atmósfera ya de por sí brutal y estremecedora. En definitiva, un cóctel de testosterona y alucinógenos en forma de videojuego que, sumado a su rejugabilidad, mantendrá al usuario pegado a la pantalla de su ordenador durante horas. ¿Estás dispuesto a limpiar las calles de escoria humana y devolver la tranquilidad a una ciudad asolada por el caos y la destrucción? En ese caso, has de saber que "Urban Lockdown" se encuentra a la venta en Steam por tan sólo 9,75€. ¡Conviértete en un héroe en esta aventura cargada de adrenalina!
There needs to be more games like this.
Pretty good brawler, has tons of variety with characters, weapons and environmental attacks which helps it from being repetitive like many brawlers. The only thing is it lacks a babe character to choose from
You like sidescroll beat 'em ups? You like the oldschool style of the 90's video game halls? This is your game! You can select different characters, each with their own style, to fight the criminals. You can use also various pickups like guns, knives and stuff. This game uses sprites of real actors - just like old Mortal Kombat. The story of the game is based on an indie movie with the same name. Pro: + fun story + pickups + selection of different characters + oldschool style + easy to use controls + local multiplayer + real actor sprites Contra: - due to the engine-restrictions no achievements - shooter-levels are sometimes a bit tricky when playing alone
Urban Lockdown is a very solid old-school beat-em up with digitized (NICE!) graphics (I for one am VERY GLAD to see that back today from some developers!). It's a nice example of a quality indie game that's worth its asking price. The game is solid - I did not notice any bug or issues - the graphics, gameplay, production value and presentation are all very good and charmingly old-school. Nice story, style, writing and a good sense of personality. It is a love letter to vintage late 80s/early to mid 90s arcade games. This will take you back to the 90s when everything (well... most things) seemed better than today. Put Double Dragons, Final Fight, Burning Fight, Mutation Nation, Streets Of Rage in a blender along with Mortal Kombat 1-2-3, Pit Fighter, Revolution X, Lethal Enforcers, Maximum Force etc.. and you get "Urban Lockdown" in style and substance. It's got a very nice mix of beat-up action along with firearms and then you have the pure shooting levels that play like Area 51, Lethal Enforcers, Revolution X, Maximum Force etc... Definitely worth it for fans of classic arcade games! I will also buy "Bad Ass Babes" from the same developers, Thatcher Productions, as it seems quite good as well. With reto chic being everywhere these days - be it music, movies or video games - this game is a keeper. As I said above, fans of old-school arcade games will be very pleased.
I wish there was a Meh score. Not thumbs up, not thumbs down just kinda eh, if you got 5 bucks and its on sale and you want to waste an afternoon ... you could certainly do worse. I got stuck later on in the game where it gives you the opportunity to play a game in the game. You play a space alien with a ray gun attacking Zombies. Anyways, somehow I got stuck in the arcade, Couldn't leave the screen even though there was a hand pointing the way. IDK. I was kinda burnt out by that point anyways.
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