Quite a popular recent Steam release is MULLET MADJACK, a very vibrant single-player FPS set inside a retro Anime. It looks absolutely wild and the developer has made improvements to it on Steam Deck.
Quite a popular recently Steam release is MULLET MADJACK, a very vibrant single-player FPS set inside a retro Anime.
In the recent patch the developers noted they “fixed bugs between save interactions carried out from pc to steam deck and vice versa messing with the game”.
Exciting and dynamic combat: Race against time and infiltrate a building alone, overcoming each floor until you reach your objective.
Campaign mode: Clear floors filled with robots, and in crucial moments, execute ultraviolent finishes on your enemies to survive.
Unique visual and art style: The contrasting colors between black and vibrant neon evoke the aesthetics of violent and adult anime from the era of VHS tapes.
Engaging narrative: Set in an Old School cyberpunk world full of robots, the aesthetics of 90s anime merge with an action-packed environment.
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Quite a popular recently Steam release is MULLET MADJACK, a very vibrant single-player FPS set inside a retro Anime.
In the recent patch the developers noted they “fixed bugs between save interactions carried out from pc to steam deck and vice versa messing with the game”.
Exciting and dynamic combat: Race against time and infiltrate a building alone, overcoming each floor until you reach your objective.
Campaign mode: Clear floors filled with robots, and in crucial moments, execute ultraviolent finishes on your enemies to survive.
Unique visual and art style: The contrasting colors between black and vibrant neon evoke the aesthetics of violent and adult anime from the era of VHS tapes.
Engaging narrative: Set in an Old School cyberpunk world full of robots, the aesthetics of 90s anime merge with an action-packed environment.
The original article contains 343 words, the summary contains 130 words. Saved 62%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!