UFO 50 Review - Steamdrunk

[@DGR_Dave]

This is my game of the year and I've played like only 1/3 of the games so far lol

[@CmotDribbler]

DGR Dave is part of the notification squad.

[@mikesilva3868]

​@@CmotDribbler❤cool

[@Konarcoffee]

Played roughly half and found them most to be punishingly difficult (much more so than their real NES counterparts often), in a way that makes them really grindy and frustrating

[@Konarcoffee]

@@Lee-wk3cb Lol ok man, I guess so? At my age I don't want to grind a hard level for hours until I'm perfect at it

[@Konarcoffee]

@@Lee-wk3cb 40 year old typing skill issue in yt comments lmao thanks for the laugh

[@johnedwarddowney]

Don't worry, Steamdrunk. Even if you don't love Mooncat, know that Mooncat loves you.

[@jsnodgers]

Mooncat was the first game that clicked for me and which I actually beat. I think because it's god awful controls threw me straight back into that era of gaming. But it's also very clearly carefully crafted to be winnable, in a way nothing back then was

[@yogxoth1959]

When you get the controls in Mooncat they're actually so good. There's nothing like it. You feel like a ninja master when you, well, master them.

[@BzrrFrayBzrr]

Great video! Small tip for anyone trying new games: if you wait in the title screen of each game, you'll get a small tutorial with the basics so you can avoid having to search outside the game! I hope it helps!

[@whywhysson7046]

waiting for zoomers to find out this exists in real 80s games

[@MerkhVision]

​@@whywhysson7046if u mean where the game plays itself for a bit, I wouldn't call those those tutorials per se, those are demos, meaning "demonstrations."

[@akiradkcn]

​@@whywhysson7046rent free

[@sarysa]

I love how sequel titles have completely different or heavily altered gameplay. That is so NES era, by SNES era only the bravest would dare do such a thing.

[@neetpride5919]

It's def a love letter to NES era games. It's like if those plug-and-play NES consoles they sell at Walmart were actually good!

[@Johnny-uy4iu]

When he mentioned the janky controls I kinda got more hyped about it, so I watched the preview on steam and the air hockey game lagged during a collision. Instantly bought it. So NES it hurts.

[@PastoKage]

And there is a whole storyline-adventure game "behind" it! Few talk about it, but is truly cool.

[@ThePageofCups]

"No, not [random sportsball player from the 80s/90s.]" is genuinely one of my favorite Drunk memes.

[@manashieldmedia]

the dry "3 games, probably to honor his 3 wins" or whatever line was too good too

[@McDumDum]

Holy shit this is a thing? I don't know anything about him, I thought he just assumed his nerdy viewers loved vintage sports for no reason lol

[@manashieldmedia]

@@McDumDum i mean that might be true for a very thin slice of his fan base but... snesdrunk just a memer. and definitely loves baseball... especially ken grif-

[@Exarian]

me pointing at the screen when the player is someone Jon Bois did a video on.

[@MerkhVision]

​@@manashieldmediait's me! Im a member of that thin slice of his audience who loves both retro games and sports!

[@hemangchauhan2864]

Games that do experimental, interesting stuff needs to be celebrated more. Great video.

[@jinpei05]

This game collection is fooking amazing. Hope it comes to consoles.

[@cableshaft]

I'm sure it's just a matter of time. It was made with Gamemaker Studio, which supports various consoles. They're probably taking a bit of a breather and also wanting to knock out some bugs first (they've released a few patches already).

[@aztn19]

@@cableshaftI hope you’re right! Having this as a cartridge release or a downloadable version for modern consoles would be a great addition for those who are retro collectors that like working games lol!

[@thegamesninja3119]

I await the Switch version. Even the quirky ones requiring going online bring back the glory days of NES and needing to look up am FAQ. It is not a bug, it is a feature!

[@MayorofGaming]

Yeah, this game reached an easy top five slot in my "GOTY" recommendations. It's incredible how much depth is in each game while still being approachable enough you figure it out after a minute or so.

[@Xenaximus]

I love seeing a new upload here and occasionally finding a new game I've never even heard of before to try out. And this one does look pretty amazing. I'll definitely be checking out UFO 50 when I can. Like you said, this year has been kind of insane for good releases. My backlog just keeps growing immensely from this year alone.

[@seapunkandroid]

We will not accept Mooncat slander in this house

[@McDumDum]

It's so funny seeing how many people think a few of these games "need google" when they really require only a few minutes of critical thinking to figure out. None of these games need a guide, they literally only use two buttons.

[@mysteriousbob]

Mooncat is literally my favourite game in the collection. There's a button for left and a button for right, its not THAT hard to understand.

[@NeverGotFamous]

Great vid man. Amazing to think they kept going all the way to 50 games over so many years. Would have been so tempting to stop at UFO 30. :)

[@TheGrammarPolice7]

Somewhere in an alternate reality, in the year 2032: Amazing to think they kept going all the way to 75 games over so many years. Would have been so tempting to stop at UFO 50. :)

[@neetpride5919]

Can't wait til the sequel: UFO 100

[@mightyfilm]

Yah, but did anyone actually buy Action 52? I mean, when it was released, not decades later to be ironic. It was like, what, 2 or 3 times the cost of a regular NES cart and you had to mail away for it? I never saw that game in the wild and only ever heard of it once the internet got a hold of it.

[@goranisacson2502]

Did not know that Action 52 was a mail-order game, but then again I didn't even know it existed until I started emulating games and saw it as a download. Wonder if it even released in my part of Europe, or if it was mostly a US-only project?

[@mightyfilm]

@@goranisacson2502 I don't even recall seeing ads for it in comics at the time. Had it not been for the internet, I think the thing would have been completely forgotten. I just don't see it reaching anything beyond the audience of the same magazine adverts/junk merchandise catalogs like those mail order LCD "Legally distinct from Tetris" Tetris type handhelds.

[@kagom6830]

Welcome back! Missed you're videos this month, always a great part of my day

[@charlesajones77]

Just finished Max & Mini last night. That game is ingenious. You're stuck in a storage closet, but it turns out you can shrink yourself to microscopic levels. You can find towns made up of bugs, viruses, algae, lamp "people". Explore bookshelves and potted plants. Fight roaches and waterbears. There's a ton of stuff to find and it's just brilliant.

[@ruxcooking]

Already saw a couple that look very interesting. Especially that over the shoulder dungeon crawler.

[@ogto]

Rail Heist, House Party, Mini & Max, Mortal(s), just to name a few of the top 10 GOTY bangers in this insane collection.

[@APesquera]

My games of the game sofar are: Velgress, Rail Heist, Pingolf and Mini & Max. I still have a couple possibles there that I haven't beaten yet

[@SNESdrunk]

I'm afraid to tackle House Party because I may not be able to put it down

[@ogto]

@@SNESdrunk it took me like... 5-6 hours to get the cherry, and at a certain point you neo-matrix figure out the game and can kinda break it. so it's not THAT addictive. unlike rail heist, where i went back to get ALL the extra objectives on every map. what a banger.

[@quiteadept]

I think the entire concept behind Mooncat is that it is a retro game with confusing controls that forces the player to re-wire their brain and really explore what different combinations of two buttons can do. I think the idea is that it was made at a time when the public awareness of video game controls didn't exist yet and there was no standard for what A, B, and directional pad "had to" do.

[@TheJonathanRivers]

I like this. I also think that it's a game about how it feels to play a game when you aren't hardwired to "get" control schemes. Like most people who play UFO 50 will have played a great many games and be able to pick up a game's controls pretty fast. Mooncat forces you to experience what you felt like before you were already ingrained.

[@jessragan6714]

I don't get why you're controlling a hot dog with legs, though. He looks like an escapee from Burgertime.

[@jethinabox]

"one that im going to be playing for a long time" is a sentence ive been saying to other people when describing this game

[@wisnoskij]

I really liked Grimstone. The Fineal Fantasy inspired game that is clearly named after Grimrock. It somehow managed to be full jrpg style game with something like 8-10 ish characters you can pick to make up your party. Sure, it is on the short side for a jrpg, but that is still double digit hours length. The weapons needed a little work, mainly the pistols are just so overpowered, but it manages to balance the feel pretty well and pretty much eliminates the need to grind with how fast the money, power scalling, and levelling happens. It is just so well balanced, if you ever found yourself unable to beat a dungeon pretty much that single failed attempt itself will likely be enough to make you powerful enough to get it next time. And if you want to grind and make the game easy, spend half an hour and you will be so overleveled the next 4 hours of game play will be threat less. Some of others, even when good, are pretty content sparse. I know some people really like the bushito ball, but you can beat it in about 10 minutes. I really agree with the obtuse statment. While it is realistic, arguably these games could of came with small digital manuals to explain what to do in some of these. Why does the game still not have a cover on youtube?

[@Flameb0]

i dunno, most of them are easy enough to figure out, which is part of the fun. the only game id call “obtuse” is barbuta. and that is intentional

[@JetWolfEX]

I like watching a review and getting unexpectedly educated on hall-of-fame MLB athletes I get to find out about a cool new game, and some random sports trivia

[@BerserkerKong02]

The Return of the King™ EDIT: Maybe review each of the games in a separate video? It might be one hell of a task but you can just do it for the sake of it It really is the best indie of this year

[@AxeMain]

+1 I'd be happy for him to use this game for a few more videos.

[@eddiepeach3975]

Yes please!

[@JustinLeeper]

I’m about 50 hrs into UFO 50. Party House, Vainger, Mini & Max, and the game you didn’t get Pilot Quest are my favorites.

[@nhgh1756]

I'm glad folks like you have taken the time to look into this title; it motivated me to take a second look. Having had no knowledge of it prior, I admit I judged the book by its cover when the premise gave me the ick, and I was ready to write it off.

[@Wolfburns]

I have this game on my Wishlist and definitely plan on getting it after I get through Triangle Strategy and Eiuyden Chronicales. I had already dropped my game budget when this came out. Thank you for all the great videos!

[@McDumDum]

Game compilations like these means you can make really difficult games without having to appeal too much to modern audiences. Games like Barbuta, Caramel Caramel, and Cyber Owls don't feel the need to use unlimited continues. From what I've seen, people don't really mind since they have tons of other games to choose from, so they feel like missing out on a select few games isn't really that big of a deal. I think that's great since you can introduce true retro games to a newer audience who are interested in them without having to pander to people who aren't with savestates and such.

[@JohnSmith-ff2pb]

@@McDumDum It caters to "modern audiences" visually lol

[@spencereades3457]

The obtuse games are on brand too, in their own way. Trying to play a UI-heavy game like Syndicate without a manual spread across your lap was an exercise in confused frustration.

[@APesquera]

I always enjoy the rare steamdrunk video. No big surprises in you picking the dog in Grimstone and naming it Clyde haha

[@FoxMan_FF]

As soon as I saw this was a Derek Yu creation, I was immediately onboard. I cannot even begin to tell you how many hours I've sunk into the Freeware version of Spelunky.

[@alechemy]

Retro Game Challenge on the DS is a similar title to UFO 50, albeit smaller in scale. It even has fake game manuals for all the fake games.

[@lobosudou]

yeah it goes far and beyond trying to recreate the feeling with game magazines, game stores and such.

[@Endbeats]

So glad you’re talking about this! It’s 100% my game of the year, even going against the other amazing games this year.

[@thenostalgiafactor5023]

Total length of video: 420 secs. Total length of "Steam Drunk": 1.5 secs. .36% of the video was spent listening to "Steam Drunk".

[@TheDrunkardHu]

That's an almost perfect ratio.

[@Justforvisit]

Welcome back SNES Drunk! We missed you! And now, the usual list: Video count starting with following intros: SNES drunk: 874 NES drunk: 4 Segadrunk: 69 Steamdrunk: 43 Switchdrunk: 7 Turbodrunk: 4 Without any kind of Intro: 41 Previously on SNES drunk IS drunk: 2 SNES drunk IS drunk: 1 Previously on SNES drunk plays StarFox: 1 Previously on SNES drunk plays Final Fight: 1 3 Hours of the SNES drunk Intro: 1 A four minute and 30 second long SNES drunk Intro: 1 Videos completely about Clyde T. Dog (No Intro as well): 3

[@lordofudead]

The game mentioned at 4:15 is a reference to the Neo Geo title “Crossed Swords”. Same style of gameplay, same over the should view….

[@wraithcadmus]

Yeah, that sliding left and right was immediately familiar.

[@AstonWildsteel]

The craziest thing is that this is not only a quality collection of excellent games, the collection itself is a game too. Once you figure out how to work the Terminal, things will get very interesting. (I stopped at the point when I found that there's an UFO 50 inside UFO 50. If you know, you know.)

[@masomenos-yt]

I honestly do appreciate that they dared to include a few VERY experimental games that might not be to most people's liking. If anything the industry has become so stale lately precisely because every company out there wants to "play it safe" with their design to the point games have no identity anymore.

[@neetpride5919]

I don't recall anything experimental, what are you referring to? Are you suggesting we need a new genre game for games that play like Mortol I & II? Iterative action?

[@RP_Williams]

Drunk's knowledge of sports history continues to impress....i've never even heard of Roy Campanella until now (and i've been watching baseball since the 80s).

[@bubbadoo1267]

Next, do a Steamdrunk review of Rivals of Aether 2.

[@g.r.4372]

The first "What were they thinking!?" type of game. I'm really interested. Seems like a diamond for mobile.

[@WhispyWoods.]

I had a rough week so seeing a new video from you made things better 🙏

[@WillCooper1]

You should do a follow up video later. There is so much to cover. I have over 100 hours in this game already.

[@rudeboyspodcast]

Game of the decade, baby! All that time and hard work really paid off!

[@Brangeta]

Glad you are back!

[@DoomRater]

When you like a game you know how to sell it. I'm seeing so many homages to games I grew up with I don't even know where to go with it. This is definitely one way to tie 50 game engines together in a cohesive way and make them all seem like they're worth your time.

[@dukerayburn]

I need this to come to Switch. Holy crap.

[@TheLemonyBard]

Honestly this would be a neat game to have ported to the Evercade. A lot of retro collections on there, and this would be simultaneously tied for least amount of games on a single cart for it while also being the most lol

[@thewoosp2782]

Happy you covered this, went straight to wishlist as soon as i saw it last week.

[@LanEXHikari]

I was looking forward to your review on this game and it was very spot on. It all made sense when you mentioned the 8 years of development, devs really wanted to make more than 50 memorable experiences than just milking nostalgia ✌🏼

[@CSLucasEpic]

This was even nominated as best indie game for the gaming awards this year, I'm going to vote for it.

[@ZeklorWGD]

Can't wait for the UFO 50 after 500 hours Snes drunk review

[@noahboat580]

Im always a sucker for "compilation games" but usually that would be a collection of preexisting games from midway or snk or even those trilogys around the ps3 era- Theres never one i can think of that is not only all original, but have it be really good and not be minigames. 8 years they made this- and im figuring its perfect for the steam deck

[@jclkaytwo]

does kirby super star count?

[@noahboat580]

​@@jclkaytwongl i only played that kirby/brick breaker game on the gameboy, so i wouldnt know

[@jclkaytwo]

@@noahboat580 you should try it out and see if you like it! kirby super star is basically a collection of smaller games with similar gameplay but different central concepts. it's also a really good entry point into the kirby series. the first "game" you play in super star is literally a remake of the very first kirby game.

[@whywhysson7046]

DreadXP has released a few anthology games under the "Dread X Collection" title, each game is by a different developer and shorter in length/scope. Definitely a different territory from UFO 50 but worth checking out

[@jclkaytwo]

@@noahboat580 kirby super star is a compilation of smaller kirby games with similar gameplay but different concepts. it's a good starting point for people who haven't played kirby before so I'd recommend it

[@jamminjelly117]

I think something that didn't quite get articulated in the review was the fact that the developers all went in with the limitations of the fake UFO console in mind. There's a whole optional backstory to everything providing context for the games. The first game doesn't have music or any feedback when you hit an enemy. But UFO 50 quickly teaches you to appreciate when games have been developed with modern ideas like idle games or rogue-lites, and when the games are more clunky or inscrutable to be more authentic to their era. It's a real love letter to game history.

[@Stupidlyepic]

I had the game on my wishlist for years but slowly migrated over to being a console only gamer. My only hope now is for a switch port someday. *sigh* just gotta wait another undisclosed amount of years again. 😅 Thanks for the review!

[@yvendous]

I am NOT a sports fan but every time you make a baseball reference it warms my heart ⚾❤️

[@Steelflight773]

I have been watching you for a few years now. You deserve a lot more views and subs.

[@Alurvful]

I just did a large cleanup where I unfollowed 90% of the people I subscribed to on KZbin. You were definitely not one of them.

[@2011supergamer]

The whole self exploration thing is clearly a part of the gameplay loop. There's mechanics that feel like a massive "Aha" moment for figuring them out. Like the warps in Campenella, or how some of the skills in Grimstone work. (I was ecstatic when I randomly tried to use heal on a dead party member on the map and it worked)

[@TheSmokeyDawn]

"I'd like to thank you for watching, and hope you have a great rest of your day." Best damned outro on this platform for years. You have a great day too, Drunk.

[@HybridAngelZero]

Yo dude, welcome back! I really need to check UFO 50 out, I love the idea of a collection of new "old" games

[@RichardBuzzy]

Pilot Quest lets you gain crystals as you're playing other games - you're supposed to come back to it periodically while you play other games. It's actually my favorite game of the bunch.

[@kyleolson8977]

I'm going to come across sour, but there's a thing that really bugs me about UFO 50. It's perpetuating the misunderstanding of old games. Reading the comments in this video I can see that people think this was what actually what NES games were. These games were largely not possible in the NES years for the same reason it isn't possible that Mozart could have rocked you with 1980's New Wave from a piano. This is based on a fictional console which resembles the NES and we've got games from 1982 to 1989. But nearly every game looks like it was made in the 1990's. The original 1983 NES games from Nintendo featured some of the best sprite work being done, but it wasn't as close to as good. It's not what the system could do, it's what the designers could make. Nintendo designers originally worked on paper. It wasn't until later that everybody had paint programs like Deluxe Paint, and then they had to have professional making the graphics who knew the sprite techniques. Even if the small teams could afford artists, they would have to be people who really understand the tools. Often it was just a developer effort. The SMB3 sprites were some of the best, and they weren't this fancy. The really good looking Kunio Kun sprites in River City Ransom are far more primitive. There are also the title screens which were way out of reach and styles, like the stripes in Campanella, which look to be from the 1990s. Even the 1982 game resembles a PC-88 game from 1985 or so except the NES colors. And then there are the game styles which have nothing to do with reality. They are generally NOT like games you would get in the 1980s and often seem years ahead, especially as home games. Fist Hell is particularly egregious, creating a brawler that crushes the 1987 arcade Double Dragon in gameplay despite this being a new game concept (Tecmo had Renegade/Kunio Kun before, but that isn't a forward scroller). Kick Club (1984) looks like one of the sequels to Bubble Bobble (1986). Grimstone is more advanced than Final Fantasy III (1990) If they had created a fake system and said it was 1989-1993 they could have got it close enough. It's a gimmick, fine. But it's not 1980's gaming. It doesn't matter, I know. It's my windmill to tilt at. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get some kids off my lawn.

[@Martman321]

Dang, they made the games too good? Pretty messed up if true

[@jclkaytwo]

I agree and disagree. I do think the years they chose for each of the games are too early; I can vibe with the idea that this company made games that were ahead of their time from a conceptual level, but the graphics and polish are _too_ far ahead for it to be feasible. with that said, I don't think it's a bad thing at all that the devs made modern-feeling games. if the games were fully faithful to the years chosen and made true "1980's gaming" games, the package would not be nearly as interesting or worthwhile.

[@JimWellsIsGreat]

Welcome back! Thanks for another great video.

[@glasnova]

I know it would have tacked on another year or so in development time but I think having semi fleshed out manuals would have been amazing for an immersive package such as this. Just like a four page black and white booklet for every game to scroll through to get the gist of things as though that manual was your ticket to success and all your friends had to just figure it out for themselves when you made copies of the game on 3.5" floppy disk. I don't think the point of the collection is to be obtuse but without more direction it can sometimes feel like a curated rom pack rather than a lovingly rescued collection of ancient games.

[@sw33tmachine]

This is going on my wishlist. Thanks for the suggestion 😊!

[@northerncatto]

I want to thank you for making this video and I hope YOU have a great rest of your day.

[@LewisNakao]

I hope you make another video on UFO 50 because this collection is so massive with lots to discover and enjoy. It takes a ton of time just to try them all and then more time to get into each one.

[@Mankey619]

Never thought that the spirit of Action 52 has touched so many inspiring future developers and programmers to make a successor but better than its predecessor.

[@hgc7000]

Roy Campanella gets a shout out! SNES drunk is a Man of Culture!

[@catholicactionbibleonlyist1813]

Glad you pointed out the jagged graphics of the PS1 Even during it's og run I never care for the PS1

[@teruienages962]

You do know that's WHY people enjoy the aesthetic, right? Also if you never cared for the PS1, I think that might make you one of the saddest people on earth. I don't even know how someone can live this way.

[@inceptional]

Honestly would love to see a SNES version of this now. And it's weird, because I honestly don't have that much fun playing games on my PC via steam and an Xbox controller and such these days, but I would so love to be able to play this as a digital download for my SNES Mini or something like that.

[@lobosudou]

this feels so much like retro game challenge for the nds (highly recommended if any of you missed), which is one of my favorites of all time. gonna test this one for sure, but so far the visuals all look the same. i know it's probably on purpose and there are slight differences, but i takes out from the 'back in the 80s' roleplay, i think. retro game challenge gets the nostalgia feeling so damn right, though. but this one looks amazingly fun anyway.

[@jessragan6714]

Fun Fruits tree. Whoa, now there's a deep dive!

[@ImperatorZed]

The games you dissed are some of my favorites... they're not obtuse at all!

[@NukeA6]

I really like the unique games you cover sometimes, even if it's not on the SNES.

[@redlantern3]

I’m sold! Gonna download this on my Steam Deck asap!

[@Idelacio]

I'd love to see a conversion to retroconsole for this. Probably have to be Mega Drive or SNES though.

[@elvinatombender2273]

I bought Ufo 50 the day it came out and personally I think it 100% deserves every praise it got. Sure, there are a couple of misses in the collection such as Combatants, but overall the average quality is very high and it's also quite cheap for what it offers. For the record my favourite games are Avianos, Rail Heist and Warptank. For Mortolia! *dies*

[@siskavard]

WHOA i just bought this last night & I'm already hooked

[@joej.3848]

I was excited and waiting for you to get to this! Considering just how experienced you are with classic games, I've been looking forward to your impression. Glad to hear you enjoy it. I got two questions- 1, do you think that the obscurity of some of the game mechanics are intentional to mimic that tendency of classic games? And 2, does it seem like to you that these games were made with tighter constraints than other retro throwbacks? For instance, Shovel Knight is an obvious throwback, but it also doesn't commit to certain color/performance constraints of its era.

[@danielcrystal3943]

They really need to release this on the Switch

[@danfortuna1984]

this looks awesome. hopefully it will come to playstation or switch platforms

[@ElectroCurmudgeon]

glad you did this review. definitely going to have to get a copy of it.

[@AxeMain]

I love all your sports references. Im not into sports, but it lets your personality and interests show

[@DigitalWolverine]

@2:30 “Gotta fly from point a to point B while avoiding obstacles. Pretty simple stuff.” *crashes immediately* Classic.

[@Ihozcvga]

Mooncat was a fantastic experience. The control scheme is so forgein that it removes every bit of legacy skill you have. So it's like playing a videogame for the first time again.

[@Wotvr]

Thanks for making this video and I hope you also have a great rest of your day. (and weekend!)

[@subtledemisefox]

This reminds me of the game Retro Game Challenge for the DS. I always wished there were more of those. This might be the next best thing!!

[@AhmedMalaki]

I have this idea for a let’s play where I pretend that I found my old recordings of me playing these games in 2000s where retro wave became a trend I even talk slow and weird like people used to

[@goranisacson2502]

See, now that I've heard the concept in advance I'd be super-into it... but it would also require a really good improv-style to sound so "authentically clunky" and still be an interesting watch overall. And if I went in blind, would I "get" the joke or just find it obnoxious? It's a risky move... but I would be interested to see someone make it.

[@clintonjohnson5973]

YOU GOT FOOTAGE OF ALFRED AND THE FETTUC?!

[@Overlord81]

Another brilliant game that you should check Drunk is Arzette: The Jewel Of Faramore, is basically a CDI Zelda game but really good, it have the cheesy cutscenes, it even have the original voice of Link from those games.

[@Moshugaani]

Ah, I'm looking forward to playing this! But it's weird how value perception works. I mean that at 25€ this game _feels_ a bit too expensive, but I don't really think that it is. I think the devs deserve every penny! Of course my financial situation affects the way I see it's weight on my wallet, but still, a 3D game of the same price might not feel as pricey.

[@mattb6522]

Good review! This quite amazing! I would have thought it would have taken them longer than 8 years to develop so many different game styles! Very impressive! They look like lost NES games. I definitely will have to check this out on my ever-growing Steam backlog! 😅

[@marcusvstavares]

I had soo much fun playing Mortal 1!! Best hours spent

[@lhfirex]

This has been such a big year for RPGs I've barely had time for new stuff in other genres or surprises like this. But what's nice is this game's already priced lower than a lot of those.

[@christofalbat1632]

Cool stuff, should be on Switch!

[@MowseChao]

I've missed this channel! :D

[@RetroHunters]

Thought about picking this up to play on stream... Now I must!

[@Kamunchu]

Came for the games stayed for the Roy Campanella facts.

[@francescosmith7859]

Wow! This looks really cool. I'll be keeping my eye out to see if this gets ported to PS or Xbox.

[@thecosmic8248]

Mooncat my beloved, it’s my favorite game in the collection. It’s deceptively simple, there’s only 2 buttons but the real meat comes from the button combos and inputs. And the music… the music!!!