#2.5d platformer

10th June 2024 - Over the past few days of Summer I’ve played through the first Klonoa game in Klonoa: Phantasy Reverie Series and, wow, it was a really great game! Great platforming, well-designed boss fights, colourful and cheerful visuals, engaging 2.5D level design, a depressing ending that was a kick in the gut, it was fantastic!

Week 1 - Game Dev Blog #1: Concept Art

Hello everyone! Our team are currently developing a 2.5D platformer called “This Child of Mine”. Starting from now, I will be posting game dev blogs about the game. These blogs will be showcasing concept art, 3D models, game mechanics and other milestones. Today, I will be showing enemy and boss concept art from our artist.

Enemy Concept Art 1#

Boss Concept Art 1#

Boss Concept Art 2#

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

Unfair Rampage: Knightfall release is bringing a storm of speed, chaos, and medieval mayhem to the 2.5D platformer game for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. All of this madness comes straight from the creative mind of solo developer Imphenzia. Getting ready to unleash on Steam soon. Alright, strap in, since October is about to get wild. Unfair Rampage: Knightfall release is locked for October 23rd, and this one isn’t holding back. If you’ve been itching for a game that throws you headfirst into pure chaos, blistering speed, and a hailstorm of bullets, this is it. Developed by the solo dev wizard Imphenzia and published by RedDeer.Games. Unfair Rampage: Knightfall is a procedurally generated 2.5D platformer release that doesn’t care about your comfort zone. It’s brutal, fast, and endlessly replayable. Every level is built to break your reflexes and test your patience, but in that addictive way we all secretly like.

Knights, Blood, and Mayhem

In this title you’re rocking shining medieval armor, sprinting across crumbling castles, double-jumping over pits of doom, and smashing through enemies in a storm of steel and fire. The Middle Ages might be the backdrop, but don’t expect anything slow or dusty here. This game is about speed. Every dash, every finisher, every chaotic encounter is turned up to 11. And here’s the best part: no two runs are the same. Thanks to procedural generation, every playthrough builds a new world, a new gauntlet of destruction, and fresh ways to die spectacularly. But the beauty is, restarts don’t feel like punishment, they’re a chance to dive straight back into the madness, maybe even reaching that next boss fight waiting just around the corner.

Unfair Rampage: Knightfall | Release Date Announcement Trailer

What Makes It Tick?

Unfair Rampage: Knightfall isn’t shy about showing off its feature list, and honestly, it’s a release for action junkies:

SUPER TIGHT controls that actually respond like you want.

ULTRA FAST action — blink and you’re toast.

DESTRUCTIBLE levels because smashing stuff is always satisfying.

Multiplayer chaos for up to 4 players (yep, couch co-op or Steam Remote Play).

Procedural worlds in Unfair Rampage: Knightfall so the release never gets stale.

Unlockable skins to flex on your friends.

Stats galore plus leaderboards to prove you’re not just talk.

Retro-inspired soundtrack that fuels the frenzy.

A cinematic camera option for those who like their pain extra dramatic.

Try Before You Die (Repeatedly)

#DoubtfulPlayer #Sunday legacy upload. Today's #GameReview is #ShapeShiftShaun by @MegaMainframe. A #retro #Fantasy #Surreal #platformer game, released on #Steam, and given to me by #keymailer. The #repost of this #review is available now on our website.

When strolling through Keymailer, I often look for games I know I can play. This also means that the selection of games that I get can sometimes be rather underwhelming, or just plain shit.The ease of getting and reviewing bad games has got me this far, being not just a smaller streamer than most, but also relatively newer to streaming, less professional and less social media savvy. I can now…

Ayo the Clown 2.5D platformer coming this Spring for Linux, Mac and Windows PC. Thanks to the creativity of indie game studio Cloud M1. Which will work its way onto Steam soon. The clown themed 2.5D platformer Ayo the Clown is due to release in Spring 2021. All due to a successful Kickstarter back in the fall of 2020. Getting ready to let players help Ayo the Clown as he embarks on a wacky fun filled adventure. Actually, his goal is to get his dog back. On this crazy adventure, you play as Ayo, your not so average clown, in search of his dog. Who also happens to be his best friend, Bo, who somehow disappears. What happened to Bo? Will they ever juggle together in the park again? Or create that circus act they’ve always planned? Ayo the Clown’s journey will take him across eight regions from the lush Hills. While face off in the wacky Water World and all the way to sickeningly sweet Candy Land. Like all good adventures, you won’t be all on your own. Ayo’s world is full of friendly people and interesting creatures that are willing to help. But beware of the fiendish foes who are out to cause you harm. Pick up a water balloon, balloon sword, or toy hammer. You can also grab a dinosaur, helicopter, and tank (boy, that escalated). Everything a healthy clown needs to survive in the great outdoors, as you go about your quest. Plus the gameplay looks stunning. Even better played on Linux of course, but it's also coming to Mac and Windows PC.

Ayo the Clown Gameplay Trailer