#THE HUNTDOWN SWITCH FREE#

Unsurprisingly it proved popular, selling out in under 12 hours. Truly a game that has not received the mainstream attention it deserves. HD rumble feature already available on the Switch version of the game. During its E3 event Limited Run Games announced an awesome Collectors Edition of Huntdown, the stylish run and gun title on Switch. The music, the sound design, the art, everything is awesome. I really appreciate the efforts they made to preserve the feeling like you’re playing a game from 25 years ago without improving the graphics to the point where it feels like a modern game.

There are four areas to visit and all in all, there are twenty rascals that you have to defeat in order to finally reach the neon-drenched credits. It doesn’t try to modernize the graphics too much so that it takes away from the old school aesthetics. The premise is simple you play the role of one of three bounty hunters, and its your job to take down the criminal gangs creating disorder in an 80s vision of a post-apocalyptic 2000s. Pre-orders are actually already live here.

#THE HUNTDOWN SWITCH FREE#

The aesthetics found that perfect sweet spot between still feeling like this is a game from the 90’s, while going the extra mile to make it look REALLY good. In the mayhem-filled streets of the future where criminal gangs rule and cops fear to tread, only the bounty hunters can free the. Thanks to a new partnership with Limited Run Games, Huntdown is receiving a physical release on Switch. Obviously it’s impossible to ignore the incredible pixel graphics and 80’s art design. The simplicity and challenge really brings me back the same feelings I experienced playing games from the 8 and 16bit era. The gameplay isn’t very deep, but it’s technical and challenging, which makes it very entertaining and rewarding.

Pre-orders for the Huntdown Collector’s Edition are now live on Limited Run Games for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. The gameplay isn’t very deep, but it’s technical and challenging, A must play for anyone who grew up playing the SNES or watching 80’s movies. With both Story and Arcade modes to tackle, players pump lead and thousands of one-liners into criminals alone or in pairs, as they traverse the beautifully hand painted 16-bit pixel art backdrop. A must play for anyone who grew up playing the SNES or watching 80’s movies.

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