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It’s easy to look at Mage Gauntlet and see all manner of 16-bit action-RPGs reflected in its style. The detailed pixel-art looks like it came straight out of the more prominent JRPG publishers of that era, and the melee combat feels quite similar to some of the most celebrated titles from that time. But it’s … Continue reading “Deep Dive: Mage Gauntlet”

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Dealing with different speeds, when to take out blocks, and wall-jumping safety nets.

Pixel Boat Rush was XperimentalZ’s follow-up to Don’t Run with a Plasma Sword, and started with the idea to combine racing and combat.

Neon Shadow was specifically designed with an eye to the classic 1990s shooters that popularized the genre. It’s speedy, stylish, and will have you pulling the trigger on your weapon of choice at a fairly regular tempo.

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Trouble taking over that tricky fort? We’ve got help right here.

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