Beat 'em up

(Note*In active developmemt*) Neon Rancid is a urban 2D action beat-em up inspired by classic arcade games from the 90's and early 2000's. It takes place in the fictional city of Los Abasto, a Bolivian punk themed city under martial law, and a rival street gang named Rancid that distrupts the streets. You play as En as you move your way through the city clearing Rancid and uncover the truth behind the government of Los Abasto. Controls are in game but ill added a few things here. Double tap direction for a dash/dodge and a charge attack breaks through heavy enemies attacks. For local co-op player 2 presses enter. Movement controls are I J K L with P [ ] for attack jump and back attack respectively Both players Now Have Full Controller Support! If you like the soundtrack I have the OST for the whole demo https://unhingedgekkostudios.bandcamp.com/album/neon-rancid-demo-ost Please Note. Too keep an authentic Bolivian feel, in game does have a mix of English and Spanish.

Beat 'em up · 2D · Arcade

A beat-em-up where a unicorn cleans the city: it punches wolves and turns trash cans into flowers with a rainbow beam fired from its horn. Move with the arrows, WASD or ZQSD, or with the virtual stick that appears under your finger on the left half of the screen. Hit with space, J, K, X or the pad in the bottom right corner. M mutes the music, R restarts. - Three hits in a row make a smash with a big knockback. - Holding the hit button charges the rainbow beam. Released at full charge, it crosses the street, hurts every wolf in its path and makes the trash cans bloom. - Wolves pick up trash cans and throw them. A wolf carrying a can does not lose a hit point: the blow only knocks its burden loose. - A thrown can can be volleyed back with a well-timed hit. - To move on to the next street: no wolf standing and every can in bloom. - Each street adds a wolf, a can, 5 % of wolf speed and 3 BPM to the music. Street 1 is a tutorial the first time you play in a session. After a death it is played normally.

1980s · Beat 'em up · Retro