The superpowered gangs have taken control of the size and its turfs!. Explore a futuristic cyberpunk land in search of superpowers, items and people to defeat all the turf bosses and unify their gangs again!
About the story
Assume the role of Rick, a rad masked vigilante in search of superpowers and companions to defeat hordes of vicious enemies, solve defiant puzzles, unlock new paths, complete engaging side-quests, and finally, free the decaying futurist Neon City that has been seized by a group of superpowered gangs!
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 XONEGenres
Adventure Fighting Indie Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English and 3 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | |||
| Chinese (Traditional) | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
| Spanish (Mexico) |
Media
Critic Reviews
33bits
By Euyen Esquefa PonsNeon City Riders is a remarkable game full of small tributes to the 90s, which will delight veteran players. Without being excellent, it is more than enough to give us 12-15 hours of fun.
GameMAG
ByNeon City Riders is a modern reinterpretation of the classic The Legend of Zelda with its own features and unusual setting. The high level of difficulty and challenging situations along with a strong emphasis on exploration can scare most players, but this is one of the most notable projects in its genre, especially if you are the lucky owner of the Nintendo Switch.
Culture of Gaming
By DarcNeon City Riders is a title that, on the surface, seems content to settle into the indie niche of 80s aesthetic. However, beyond that veneer is a game that carries ambitions that aim to set itself apart from its contemporaries. These ambitions don’t always pan out — and I occasionally came across some glaring flaws in its gameplay, UI, and optimization. One can’t help but wonder if more time in the oven would have resulted in a more cohesive product?
Atomix
By Sebastian QuirozNeon City Riders is an independent game that tries to use nostalgia to get your attention. The history, visual and sound presentation are spoiled by poor level design, boring gameplay and terrible performance on PlayStation 4.
LevelUp
By Mardokeo GalvánNeon City Riders achieves outstanding art direction and animations that match challenging gameplay and well-designed boss battles. This indie takes inspiration from metroidvania installations, but sometimes fails to maintain the interest in exploration. However, combined with good platform puzzles and gameplay, it stands as an attractive experience.
