Feperd Games has released its new action/platformer video game that is heavily based on the best classics from the 16-bit era such as Mega Man X, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Kirby Super Star (Kirby’s Fun Pak in the EU), in which players assume the role of Spark; an electric jester frustrated by the loss of his job.
As its description reads:
“On one beautiful day, robots decided to take over the world. Seeing as Spark’s job was taken by a robot, he decided this was the perfect opportunity for his revenge! Spark will have to travel through the world and be engulfed in high-speed thrills and tons of action against the robots and the one who has taken his job.”
The game is priced at 14,99€ on Steam and looks really retro-cool, so make sure to check it out if you are fans of 2D platformers!
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this looks nice but for 15$ i’ed expect:
-story
-voice acting
-cutscenes
-original design
-graphics
this game looks like a cheap sonic knock off with some beat em up elements
maybe for 4$ i’ll bite
but as of right now, i’d rather wait for Freedom planet 2
I hope the online competitive multiplayer is rock solid.
Already bought the game. The gameplay is very fluid especially if you master the power ups and the level design never ceases to surprise. The music however is just too good. I recommend at least checking out the soundtrack
My favorite power up combos in Spark are Wind/Archer, Edgy/Hammer and Edgy/Cool (or even Wind/Cool). There are 13 power ups in total, each with it’s own moves and playstyle, so feel free to experiment.