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1989 Classic

An NES platformer with an open world map where you play Billy Blitz, using a gun, shop upgrades and unlockable powers like flight or teleportation to tackle many routes. It blends action, exploration and quirky humor into an unusually free-form adventure.

What defines Clash at Demonhead:

  • Open world
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots of humour

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Blaster Master Zero II

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2019 PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch −50 % 9.99 € 4.99 € 👍 90 % Very positive, 505 reviews on Steam

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots to discover
  • Challenging difficulty

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Gato Roboto

Lots of humour

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Jak 3

Open world

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Xeodrifter

Action-packed real-time combat

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VVVVVV

Challenging difficulty

A tough retro platformer where you can't jump but instead flip gravity to switch between floor and ceiling. Brutally precise rooms, generous checkpoints and a pounding chiptune soundtrack make it a cult classic.

Ghost 1.0

Pure single-player experience

A sci-fi metroidvania where you infiltrate a space station as an agent, switching between a robotic body and a digital ghost form to fight enemies and solve puzzles.

The Messenger

Lots of humour

A ninja platformer that begins as an 8-bit romp and, through time travel, opens up into a 16-bit Metroidvania full of deadpan humor. Precise sword fighting and the satisfying cloudstep mid-air jump make movement a joy.

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