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Janky and unpolished run 'n' gun. Everything from hitboxes, weapon balancing and boss patterns to the art, sound and music (which often cuts out) feels slightly off in a way that reminds me of stuff like unlicensed Chinese Contra games and DOS homebrew—all of it could have done with a few more weeks of polish.

It's not without charm—the sci-western setting is cool, and despite its short length there are a significant number of bosses and set-pieces—but with how rough it is it would be hard to recommend to anyone but genre nuts.

A major improvement upon the previous Revenge on the Streets games. The graphics are still a bit crude and amateurish, albeit improved, and some stages feel overly derivative of ones from Streets of Rage or Final Fight, as do some of the characters, but the different bosses all have personality and charm.
When it comes to actual gameplay this plays better than many prettier modern beat 'em ups -- indie or otherwise.

It's not up to the level of something like Final Vendetta, but at the lower price it's worth a go.

Charming arcade platformer similar to Burger Time or '90s Taito arcades. A bit on the slow side for the genre, but recommended for fans nonetheless. Excellent presentation and everything feels tight.

Extremely generic action-platformer that should have stayed on mobile. It works, but it's all completely forgettable, simplistic, and devoid of any real creativity or charm.

Fun and charming, but easy, run'n'gun that's very overtly modeled after Metal Slug. The pixel art is quite excellent, the soundtrack is good and despite its derivativity there's quite a bit of charm and personality.

While its ~2 playtime is not that meager by genre standards, the low and unpunishing difficulty means you can plow through it quickly. There's an unlockable "new game+" mode that raises the difficulty a bit, but the difference is not that noticeable, so don't expect too much replayability.

Levels are a bit of a mixed bag, with some levels (such as the desert) being memorable and engaging while others feel like a bunch of randomly connected boxes. The co-op is a bit disappointing as the second player can only play as a support character.

Still, despite the low challenge it's a worthwhile romp for genre fans, while the lower difficulty would make it more accessible for less experienced players than something like Metal Slug.

Good and quite atmospheric retro FPS with vibes of Blood meets XIII. Level design is not anywhere near the level of Blood, but overall a worthwhile trip.

Excellent Neo Geo-style brawler. A bit derivative (of Streets of Rage in particular), and a tad on the short side, but tight, charming and generally just a good time.

Slow and clunky puzzler with minimal presentation.

Very simplistic, amateurish and barely playable Nazi Zombies clone. Shoot braindead bullet sponge zombies, die, grind up points to unlock new equipment, and repeat. All the guns feel terrible though.

It's free, but not really worth the time.

Short, simplistic and ultimately forgettable puzzle platformer. While it might initially appear to have a large number of levels available, the levels are all extremely short and seem more like outlines than fully developed puzzles.
While I don't think there was ever a mobile version of this It does bring to mind the type of puzzle games you see on phones, where the scope and complexity has been cut down to fit the restraints of that format.

It's not that it's terrible — it plays well enough and has some charm — but in the end it's just too brief, forgettable and generic to warrant much of a recommendation. And as if too further cement that feeling the final achievement ticks before even the brief length of the game is over.