Narita Boy

Masterpiece! The end.

Okay, fine, let’s talk about this gem by developer Studio Koba.

Let’s start by talking about how this is a pixel-art adventure that will please even the most critical. Besides, it features an infinite number of references to video games, TV Shows, Literature or Comics to feel the player feel more represented, and making them more immersed in the experience.

The gameplay features side-scrolling, which is great to overcome the platforming challenges between us and our epic Techno-Sword.

The title will immerse in the 80s, just like an episode of Stranger Things, but with no Demogorgon (you can rest easy), where the Creator of a console known as the Narita One, whose flagship title is Narita Boy, has become a huge success. Millions of copies are sold, but what nobody knows is that, behind the Binary Code, the digital realm connects to reality. The Evil Him has returned and deleted the memories of the Creator and the Supervising Program, Motherboard, and its agents have activated the Narita Boy Protocol.

We’ll play as the hero that’ll have to save the world!

PS: The Soundtrack will keep you hook to the extent that you’ll stop playing just to listen to it. UN-BELIEVABLE!

Seriously, you need to play this if you love video games (truly).