Playing since the titular pixel hero Narita Boy, you have been summoned to save the Digital Kingdom from the crisis. The game brings technology and mythology together to make an interesting world. Best of all, Narita Boy doles out new abilities and mechanics until the very end, including neat, one-off sequences like piloting a giant mech version of yourself.Įvery scrap and segment of the gaming console has been assigned a specific role within this fantasy universe, and the world has enough lore it could rival Game of Thrones. Narita Boy plays like a retro wave fever fantasy, washed in cathode radiation and sublime pixel artwork.Ĭolor-coded power-ups offer another cool advantage it lets you kill enemies of a matching color more easily, though at the risk of taking more harm yourself. These flashback moments are quietly reflective and behave as an excellent counterbalance to each of the satirical’80s macho power-fantasy presents throughout the remainder of the match. As you delve into his memories, you begin to understand how his life has informed the match, from his early childhood in Japan living with his religious mother to the family conflicts he faced with his father. Narita Boy’s spirituality isn’t only meaningless symbolism either. The supervisor program, Motherboard, and her agents have activated the Narita Boy protocol. This retro-futuristic hack slash is lovingly hand-crafted, with tight combat, an intriguing plot, and wonderful artwork.
Narita Boy is the first game from Studio Koba, following a successful run on Kickstarter. Within weeks Narita Boy is the best-selling video game of all time, critically acclaimed for its power-fantasy wielding the Techno-sword and taking gamers on a journey like no other. Become one with the Trichroma to save the digital world! What happens when you mix the 80’s retro, a strong inspiration in Tron, action platformer with exploration, and awesome both Art design and Soundtrack? Copies of cartridges are flying off physical shelves worldwide. Some begin you close to where you died, but too often are you kicked further than you’d anticipate.
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