Undead

Undead

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Description

A brutal and humorous 2D belt-scroller with hundreds of frames of hand-crafted animation—built for both Steam and Commodore 64. Punch, kick, grab, throw, hurl, shoot, smash and decapitate your enemies in 100x120px glory.

Single-player

Platforms

Linux · Windows

Developer

Miha Rinne

Publisher

Brains Limited

Action1980s2DArcadeBeat 'em upControllerDark HumorDemonsDystopianFantasyHack and Slash

About

Originally developed for Commodore 64 in 1990-1992, Undead has risen from the grave to haunt both Commodore 64 and PC!

Control Jon, a hyper-violent enhanced half-human-half cyborg in his mission to find the captive scientists from city that is infested with zombie outbreak as well as satanic cult bikers and demons from hell.

Simultaneously developed for the two platforms, Undead boasts multiple attack moves, melee weapons, supercharged jatimatic and grab/throw/hurl system which enables you to do "zombie bowling" against stronger enemies.

Fully hand-crafted bitmap images with no tiling and hundreds of frames of animations, along with ranking system for dynamic difficulty, numerous hidden secrets and branching level structure with multiple endings will give a sweet but packed arcade action burst with high replayability that makes you want to beat the challenge over and over again.

Quick press fire to play-interface with immediate game start with no need to put up with endless settings or cutscenes or tutorials throws players back to time when games were simple, challenging, immediate and fun with lot of hidden depth.