À propos de la démo

The Zebra-Man! is a hyper-charged pixel art top down action game with brutal fist fights and blood spilling in your wake.

Trapped in a secret facility at an undetermined time, you are a man without an identity. Confused and lost, you receive help from the mysterious Raccoon. He is determined that you kill Alexander Cooper, and will only release you if you agree. Soon you're caught up intime travel, interdimensional portals and enemies who just want to see you torn into a million little pieces.

But what the f#!% is going on here?

With The Zebra-Man! you'll have to get out of impossible situations while unraveling time paradoxes and blasting the enemies you encounter along the way who outnumber and outgun you.

With an unmistakable visual style, a groundbreaking soundtrack and your wild need for blood, you will travel through a succession of surreal events that will test your wits and tenacity.



It's the early 70's, and some mad scientists have been doing nasty stuff to you for quite long. Somehow, a random cosplay guy with a gas mask gets into the lab you're being kept and offers himself to help you out.

After many traumas and engrams triggered by the experiments that took place on your body, getting rid of your humanity and sticking to your spirit animal may be your only way out. When a light ray is born in the darkness of despair, it's kill or be killed.

Features:

• Puzzles. Not the kind that gets you stuck! (Hopefully...)
  
• Adaptive Difficulty
  
• Karma System. Actions have consequences, right?
  
• Live Action Scenes. First rule when working in the Live Action Scenes: you do not talk about the Live Action Scenes
  
• Different Gameplay Styles
  
• And much more...

Description du contenu pour adultes

Voici la description de l'équipe de développement à propos du contenu du produit :

With an unmistakable visual style, a groundbreaking soundtrack and your wild need for blood, you will go through a succession of wildly surreal events that will test your wit, tenacity and tactlessness for social conversations.